The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... SATIRE . UCH time has been spent , and great pains taken , to afcertain the derivation of the word Satire , and to trace out the first rise of this kind of poem : all which is befide our purpose , and indeed not within the com- pafs of ...
... SATIRE . UCH time has been spent , and great pains taken , to afcertain the derivation of the word Satire , and to trace out the first rise of this kind of poem : all which is befide our purpose , and indeed not within the com- pafs of ...
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John Newbery. LOVE of FAME . SATIRE II . My Mufe , proceed , and reach thy deftin'd end , Tho ' toil and danger the bold task attend . Heroes and Gods make other poems fine , Plain Satire calls for fenfe in ev'ry line ; Then , to what ...
John Newbery. LOVE of FAME . SATIRE II . My Mufe , proceed , and reach thy deftin'd end , Tho ' toil and danger the bold task attend . Heroes and Gods make other poems fine , Plain Satire calls for fenfe in ev'ry line ; Then , to what ...
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... Satire have not been fufficiently confi dered . A Satire may often do more fervice to the cause of religion and virtue , than a fermon ; fince it gives . Pleasure , at the fame time that it creates fear or indig- nation , and conveys ...
... Satire have not been fufficiently confi dered . A Satire may often do more fervice to the cause of religion and virtue , than a fermon ; fince it gives . Pleasure , at the fame time that it creates fear or indig- nation , and conveys ...
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