The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... moral is conveyed to the mind . Every allegory therefore has two fenfes , the one literal , and the other myftical ; the firft has been aptly enough compared to a dream , or vifion , of which the laft is the true mean- ing or ...
... moral is conveyed to the mind . Every allegory therefore has two fenfes , the one literal , and the other myftical ; the firft has been aptly enough compared to a dream , or vifion , of which the laft is the true mean- ing or ...
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... moral reflection upon the vanity of men's hopes and fears , by the former of which they are oftentimes excited to at- tempts beyond their ftrength , which accordingly iffue in their disgrace ; as , on the other hand , they are fre ...
... moral reflection upon the vanity of men's hopes and fears , by the former of which they are oftentimes excited to at- tempts beyond their ftrength , which accordingly iffue in their disgrace ; as , on the other hand , they are fre ...
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... moral tendency , that would leave fome ufeful leffon in the minds of the audience ; and the moral might be conveyed more forcibly , and perhaps more agreeably , by interfperfing occafional fongs that are fhort and inftructive ; for we ...
... moral tendency , that would leave fome ufeful leffon in the minds of the audience ; and the moral might be conveyed more forcibly , and perhaps more agreeably , by interfperfing occafional fongs that are fhort and inftructive ; for we ...
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