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Meanings of literary merit in English
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Usage of literary merit in English
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But the first class of writers have no monopoly of literary merit.
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Dramatically Gemmingen's play is rather tame, though its literary merit is considerable.
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But let's get real: many books can claim such literary merit.
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The book lays no claim to either originality or literary merit.
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For some, that's like assuming that book sales measure literary merit.
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Cromwell, though himself a barbarian was not insensible to literary merit.
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All the civil offices in the Empire are given as rewards of literary merit.
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But the respect paid to literary merit is fluctuating, and matter of transient fashion.
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Harper and Bros. An interesting account of animal life, not without some literary merit.
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His test of literary merit is "What good does it do you?"
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Some people, of course, would quarrel with the notion that literary merit can be quantified.
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From literary merit however men had obtained civil promotion; it must not therefore be neglected.
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Of the actual literary merit of these men's writings there is less to be said.
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The result is entirely independent of real literary merit.
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Poetry is that verse which has real literary merit.
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Mr. Plaatje modestly disclaims any pretension to literary merit.
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