Historical View of the Languages And Literature of the Slavic
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We mean, the Polishlanguage in its present state; for it is very probable, that in itsoriginal character it possessed, in common with all the other Slaviclanguages, the elements of a regular system of _long_ and _short_syllables. So long, however, as there have existed Polish poets, theyhave not measured, but, in imitation of the French, have _counted_ thesyllables. With the exception of a few recent poets, who have writtenin blank verse, and a few weak attempts to adapt the Greek principlesof ...accent to the Polish language, all Polish poetry is, like theFrench, in rhyme; and the French Alexandrine is the favourite form ofthe Polish poets. [10] FIRST PERIOD.
_From the introduction of Christianity to Casimir the Great, A. D. 1333. _ In dividing the early part of the history of the Polish literatureinto two periods, we follow the example and authority of Bentkowski;although it seems to be singular to pretend to give an account of aliterature which did not yet exist. The history of the Polishliterature does not indeed properly begin before the close of thesecond period; yet that of the _literary cultivation_ of the nationcommences with the beginning of that period; and a few slight tracesof it are to be found even in the middle of the first.
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We mean, the Polishlanguage in its present state; for it is very probable, that in itsoriginal character it possessed, in common with all the other Slaviclanguages, the elements of a regular system of _long_ and _short_syllables. So long, however, as there have existed Polish poets, theyhave not measured, but, in imitation of the French, have _counted_ thesyllables. With the exception of a few recent poets, who have writtenin blank verse, and a few weak attempts to adapt the Greek principlesof ...accent to the Polish language, all Polish poetry is, like theFrench, in rhyme; and the French Alexandrine is the favourite form ofthe Polish poets. [10] FIRST PERIOD.
_From the introduction of Christianity to Casimir the Great, A. D. 1333. _ In dividing the early part of the history of the Polish literatureinto two periods, we follow the example and authority of Bentkowski;although it seems to be singular to pretend to give an account of aliterature which did not yet exist. The history of the Polishliterature does not indeed properly begin before the close of thesecond period; yet that of the _literary cultivation_ of the nationcommences with the beginning of that period; and a few slight tracesof it are to be found even in the middle of the first.
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