The Reading and Writing of English

alliteration appeal argument attempt Barchester Towers battle of Waterloo beauty Beethoven better Blankville chapter colour conventions course critics D. H. Lawrence delight described dreams effect Elmer Gantry essay examination expres expression extract F. R. LEAVIS fact feeling following passages G. G. Coulton girls Group happy happy harmonious hills horse intelligent journalist language light literary literature look lovely lady mastering the plains matter means merely merit mind nature never paragraph perfume perhaps phrase Pilgrim's Progress place C last plain English played pleasant poem poet poetry prose R. H. Tawney read the passage reader realise reference repetition representative opinions rhyme rhythm Sartor Resartus scant zest seems sense sight simple little piece simplicity Somers sound speak style SUPPLEMENTARY EXERCISES taste tell Tevershall things thought underdark vote whole wishes to convey words worth writer of passage written zest in mastering