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Meanings of literary ballad in English

Spanish
balada romántica

Lyrical ballad.

balada romántica
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Examples for "lyrical ballad"
Examples for "lyrical ballad"
1
Beck's new compositions range from lyrical ballads to furious, blistering rave-ups.
Wired
2
When his lyrical ballads first appeared, they encountered much opposition and some contempt.
Charles Lamb: A Memoir
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The origin of the volume of lyrical ballads is best told in Cottle's own words.
Biographia Epistolaris, Volume 1
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In his lyrical ballads and romances, Schiller rises above the didactic and descriptive style, and is inspired with noble purposes.
Handbook of Universal Literature, From the Best and Latest Autho...
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Perhaps even the " Lyrical Ballads" might never have been, or might have been something quite unlike what they are.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
Usage of literary ballad in English
1
He no more invented the literary ballad than he discovered the Lake District as a picturesque destination.
The Guardian
2
The event is commemorated by an old literary ballad, and in Elspeth's ballad in Scott's novel, 'The Antiquary.'
A Short History of Scotland
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