The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fatire care fhould be taken that it be true and general , that is , levelled at abuses in which numbers are concerned ; for the perfonal kind of fatire , or lampoon , which expofes particular characters , and affects the re- putation of ...
... fatire care fhould be taken that it be true and general , that is , levelled at abuses in which numbers are concerned ; for the perfonal kind of fatire , or lampoon , which expofes particular characters , and affects the re- putation of ...
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... fatires ; which tho ' characteristical , abound with morality and good sense . The characters are well felected , the ridicule is high , and the fatire well pointed , and to the purpose . LOVE of FAME . SATIRE II . My Mufe , 122 Of SATIRE .
... fatires ; which tho ' characteristical , abound with morality and good sense . The characters are well felected , the ridicule is high , and the fatire well pointed , and to the purpose . LOVE of FAME . SATIRE II . My Mufe , 122 Of SATIRE .
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... fatire ap- proaches too near defamation , to deferve any counte- nance or encouragement ; for however good in its rompofition , it must be bad in its tendency , fince it is Setting a man in a ridiculous point of light , and punish- ing ...
... fatire ap- proaches too near defamation , to deferve any counte- nance or encouragement ; for however good in its rompofition , it must be bad in its tendency , fince it is Setting a man in a ridiculous point of light , and punish- ing ...
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