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Page 31
... dramatic frame , the basic technique would remain the same , but a new set of psycho- logical relationships would emerge to view , and these would require some superficial adjustments . The latent capability of pieces written without ...
... dramatic frame , the basic technique would remain the same , but a new set of psycho- logical relationships would emerge to view , and these would require some superficial adjustments . The latent capability of pieces written without ...
Page 71
... dramatically marked are so in varying degree , from an occasional interruption by other speakers , to an inter- polation “ in character , " to an unmistakably dramatic im- pregnation of the whole texture . When the poet had con- ceived ...
... dramatically marked are so in varying degree , from an occasional interruption by other speakers , to an inter- polation “ in character , " to an unmistakably dramatic im- pregnation of the whole texture . When the poet had con- ceived ...
Page 80
... dramatic propriety " by taking over , himself , “ as is wholly right . " The tale displays all the restraint , precision , and inexorable movement that the " scrambled tirade " preceding it so con- spicuously lacked . At the end ...
... dramatic propriety " by taking over , himself , “ as is wholly right . " The tale displays all the restraint , precision , and inexorable movement that the " scrambled tirade " preceding it so con- spicuously lacked . At the end ...
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