The Rudiments of Criticism
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After the couplet a quatrain of four lines with only two rimes, e. g. Mary's Lamb may be taken for a model and treated in the same way, and next a quatrain riming alternately, like the Casablanca stanza.
Only a little of this preliminary class work will be necessary. As soon as possible children should be allowed to attempt stanzas for themselves, choosing at first their own subject and metre ; the class work should then be criticism of individual efforts. Two stanzas at least should be require...d in order to ensure that the unit chosen is properly repeated, e. g. a boy will perhaps produce one stanza riming a b a b and having four stresses to the line, and the next riming — a — b and having two lines of only three stresses. Children should be required at first to indicate the rimes and stresses at the end of each line «4, 3 3, 4, (5 3 ; so that they may themselves prove the uniformity of stanzas.
Later on, stanzas of set rime arrangements may be demanded, e. g.
a b a b c c or a a b a a b or a b a b b a The last wiU lead up to the octave of the sonnet ; and such stanzas as 1922 L i62 Children's Exercises a b c a b c or a b b a b a will prepare for the sestet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the couplet a quatrain of four lines with only two rimes, e. g. Mary's Lamb may be taken for a model and treated in the same way, and next a quatrain riming alternately, like the Casablanca stanza.
Only a little of this preliminary class work will be necessary. As soon as possible children should be allowed to attempt stanzas for themselves, choosing at first their own subject and metre ; the class work should then be criticism of individual efforts. Two stanzas at least should be require...d in order to ensure that the unit chosen is properly repeated, e. g. a boy will perhaps produce one stanza riming a b a b and having four stresses to the line, and the next riming — a — b and having two lines of only three stresses. Children should be required at first to indicate the rimes and stresses at the end of each line «4, 3 3, 4, (5 3 ; so that they may themselves prove the uniformity of stanzas.
Later on, stanzas of set rime arrangements may be demanded, e. g.
a b a b c c or a a b a a b or a b a b b a The last wiU lead up to the octave of the sonnet ; and such stanzas as 1922 L i62 Children's Exercises a b c a b c or a b b a b a will prepare for the sestet.
What to read after The Rudiments of Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamborn, E. A. Greening (Edmund Arnold Greening), B. 1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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