The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... most confiderable inhabitants . Virgil , who was a politician as well as a poet , has fhewn great adroitnefs in the choice and conduct of his fubject , and as much addrefs in its application . He faw his countrymen had not virtue enough ...
... most confiderable inhabitants . Virgil , who was a politician as well as a poet , has fhewn great adroitnefs in the choice and conduct of his fubject , and as much addrefs in its application . He faw his countrymen had not virtue enough ...
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... most part feasonable . I fay for the most part , because there are some few which feem to interrupt the narration , even where it is extremely pathetic , and by being put into the mouth of Eneas , while he is relating the deftruction of ...
... most part feasonable . I fay for the most part , because there are some few which feem to interrupt the narration , even where it is extremely pathetic , and by being put into the mouth of Eneas , while he is relating the deftruction of ...
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... most excellent poem . If Milton has blemishes , they are fo buried in beauties , fo wrapt up in fublimity and fplen- dor , that , like the fpots in the fun , they are not to be feen without difficulty , and will be little regarded by ...
... most excellent poem . If Milton has blemishes , they are fo buried in beauties , fo wrapt up in fublimity and fplen- dor , that , like the fpots in the fun , they are not to be feen without difficulty , and will be little regarded by ...
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