The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... allegory ; it is neceffary now that we explain what we mean by allegorical poetry , and lay down fuch rules as ought to be obferved in these compofitions . An allegory is a fable , or ftory , in which , under the disguise of imaginary ...
... allegory ; it is neceffary now that we explain what we mean by allegorical poetry , and lay down fuch rules as ought to be obferved in these compofitions . An allegory is a fable , or ftory , in which , under the disguise of imaginary ...
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... allegory is indulged with a greater liberty than any other fort of writing . The ancients confider'd this fort of allegory as the most effential part of poetry , and undoubtedly it is ; for the power of raifing images of things not in ...
... allegory is indulged with a greater liberty than any other fort of writing . The ancients confider'd this fort of allegory as the most effential part of poetry , and undoubtedly it is ; for the power of raifing images of things not in ...
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... allegory that cannot be opened without a key made by the hand of the fame artist ; and , indeed , every allegory that is fo dark , and , as it were , inexplicable , lofes its very effence , and becomes an ænigma , or riddle , that is ...
... allegory that cannot be opened without a key made by the hand of the fame artist ; and , indeed , every allegory that is fo dark , and , as it were , inexplicable , lofes its very effence , and becomes an ænigma , or riddle , that is ...
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