The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... observed , and however wild and extravagant the characters , they should not be abfurd . To this let me add , that ... observe , that one of the difadvantages , and indeed the most material one which this piece has laboured under , is ...
... observed , and however wild and extravagant the characters , they should not be abfurd . To this let me add , that ... observe , that one of the difadvantages , and indeed the most material one which this piece has laboured under , is ...
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John Newbery. to Dr. Boyce , we must observe , that the mufic he has adapted to it is fo fweet , and expreffive , that we know not which is moft to be admired , the poet or the mufician . The Lord my pasture shall ... observe, that the ...
John Newbery. to Dr. Boyce , we must observe , that the mufic he has adapted to it is fo fweet , and expreffive , that we know not which is moft to be admired , the poet or the mufician . The Lord my pasture shall ... observe, that the ...
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... than Priam and Hector , left the reader fhould be fo affected with their misfortunes as to abate of his ardour for the fate of the Chriftian princes . It is likewife to be observed , that the perfons 352 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
... than Priam and Hector , left the reader fhould be fo affected with their misfortunes as to abate of his ardour for the fate of the Chriftian princes . It is likewife to be observed , that the perfons 352 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
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