Principles and Method in the Study of English Literature

action adaptation of means aesthetic appreciate argument artistic asked aspects ballad Black Arrow chapter character characteristic comedy comparative method consonants contrast course dealing descriptive diction drama effect element emotional English Literature epic epic poetry essay essential exercise feeling form of literature George Eliot hearers human illustrate imaginative atmosphere important instance intellect interest lines literary logical lyric poetry main theme mental Micah Clarke Midsummer Night's Dream Milton narrative poetry nasal consonants nature novel object Old Mortality onomatopoeia Paradise Lost paragraph particular passages period phrases pitch play plot poem poet point of view principle produce prose pupils qualities reading aloud reference relation selected sense sentences Shakespeare similes sounds speech stage stanza story study of literature study of structure style subject-matter suggested suitable teacher teaching of literature threads tion tone tragedy treatment Twelfth Night unity varied verse vowel-sounds vowels whole words writers