The Poet's Craft: A Course in the Critical Appreciation of Poetry Based on the Study of Holograph Manuscripts, Earlier and Later Versions of Printed Poems, Transpositions of Prose Into Verse, and Contrasted Translations, With a Selection of Unsigned Poems and Passages for Appreciation |
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Contents
GEORGE CRABBE Jane Adair | 12 |
Beautys Bloom | 22 |
ROBERT HERRICK To Anthea page | 53 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH The Daffodils | 60 |
JOHN KEATS from Hyperion | 70 |
From SIR THOMAS NORTHs | 81 |
From BOCCACCIOs Decameron | 87 |
HOMER Iliad viii 54261 | 101 |
VIRGIL Aeneid vi 269294 | 113 |
DANTE Paradiso Canto XXXIII 97145 | 124 |
POEMS FOR APPRECIATION | 131 |
Texts of the poems of Section IV | 207 |
Notes on the Manuscript Poems of Section I | 216 |
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| Title | The Poet's Craft: A Course in the Critical Appreciation of Poetry Based on the Study of Holograph Manuscripts, Earlier and Later Versions of Printed Poems, Transpositions of Prose Into Verse, and Contrasted Translations, With a Selection of Unsigned Poems and Passages for Appreciation |
| Author | Arthur Finley Scott |
| Editor | Arthur Finley Scott |
| Publisher | University Press, 1957 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 219 pages |
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