The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fable be fpiritlefs and barren of in- vention , the attention will be difingaged , and the moral , however useful and important in itfelf , will be little regarded . There muft likewife be a juftnefs and propriety in the fable , that is ...
... fable be fpiritlefs and barren of in- vention , the attention will be difingaged , and the moral , however useful and important in itfelf , will be little regarded . There muft likewife be a juftnefs and propriety in the fable , that is ...
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... Fable , Manners , Sentiments , and Diction . The Fable is of Tragedy the end , To which the grand defign does wholly tend . The Poet here employs his care and art To move the paffions , and incline the heart : But if , in labour'd Acts ...
... Fable , Manners , Sentiments , and Diction . The Fable is of Tragedy the end , To which the grand defign does wholly tend . The Poet here employs his care and art To move the paffions , and incline the heart : But if , in labour'd Acts ...
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... fable is not broken off abruptly , but , like that of the Odyffey , fpun out to the laft . He does not conclude , or part with adam and Eve , till they are driven out of Paradife , and the whole action is completed ; whereas the Iliad ...
... fable is not broken off abruptly , but , like that of the Odyffey , fpun out to the laft . He does not conclude , or part with adam and Eve , till they are driven out of Paradife , and the whole action is completed ; whereas the Iliad ...
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