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Meanings of canto in English
Usage of canto in English
1
Head what he says of them in the first canto of his poem.
2
This told me that I should find my fate in the ninth canto.
3
The first canto opens a scene of lazy luxury that fills the imagination.
4
Yet there is a still more extraordinary play upon words in canto xxiii.
5
Shelley's version of the battle, The Revolt of Islam, canto i.:
6
Can you discover any plan in the division of the canto into stanzas?
7
What insight into the life of the clansmen is furnished in this canto?
8
For the fourth canto, Byron demanded and received more than twelve thousand dollars.
9
The whole remainder of the second canto will be sent by Friday's post.
10
They could as soon read a Babylonian brick as a canto of Dante.
11
For others a beautiful curl is a corkscrew pulling out canto after canto.
12
But he loved poetry, and could recite Pushkin by the canto.
13
What she did for bel canto music and its technique cannot be underestimated.
14
The deserter's canto begins: My mother's in the laundry crying from the shame.
15
You are challenged not to want to continue reading this canto!
16
We extract some of the opening lines of the first canto of the poem.
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