The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... seems extremely proper for the place of his re- fidence , as well as for the employment . Wak'd by the croud , flow from his bench arofe A comely full - fpread porter , fwoln with fleep : His calm , broad , thoughtless afpect breath'd ...
... seems extremely proper for the place of his re- fidence , as well as for the employment . Wak'd by the croud , flow from his bench arofe A comely full - fpread porter , fwoln with fleep : His calm , broad , thoughtless afpect breath'd ...
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... seems to have more delicacy , taste and judg- ment : and even in those parts of poetry wherein Homer excels , we read Virgil not only with pleafure , but with . admiration . - The comparifon which Mr. Pope has drawn between these great ...
... seems to have more delicacy , taste and judg- ment : and even in those parts of poetry wherein Homer excels , we read Virgil not only with pleafure , but with . admiration . - The comparifon which Mr. Pope has drawn between these great ...
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... seems to have rivalled and excelled all other Epic poets , has for its fubject the fall of man , and is made up of that well known history in the facred text , intermixed with inventions and machinery of his own ; which are fo finely ...
... seems to have rivalled and excelled all other Epic poets , has for its fubject the fall of man , and is made up of that well known history in the facred text , intermixed with inventions and machinery of his own ; which are fo finely ...
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