The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Characters . The Manners are faid to be good when they are well ex- preffed , that is , when the difcourfe of the perfons plainly difcover their inclinations , and what refolutions they will certainly purfue . In Characters taken from ...
... Characters . The Manners are faid to be good when they are well ex- preffed , that is , when the difcourfe of the perfons plainly difcover their inclinations , and what refolutions they will certainly purfue . In Characters taken from ...
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... characters , and , where propriety would admit of it , noble and fublime . But there is not the fame ftrain of fublimity as in the Iliad , because the characters being most of them in common life , and concern'd and employ'd in cabals ...
... characters , and , where propriety would admit of it , noble and fublime . But there is not the fame ftrain of fublimity as in the Iliad , because the characters being most of them in common life , and concern'd and employ'd in cabals ...
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... characters in these two perfons . We see man and woman in the highest innocence and perfection ; and in the moft ab- ject ftate of guilt and infirmity . The two laft characters are indeed very common and obvious ; but the two first are ...
... characters in these two perfons . We see man and woman in the highest innocence and perfection ; and in the moft ab- ject ftate of guilt and infirmity . The two laft characters are indeed very common and obvious ; but the two first are ...
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