The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... observed , that the fituation he has placed her in contributes greatly to heighten the picture of diftrefs . ' Twas when the feas were roaring , With hollow blafts of wind , A damfel lay deploring , All on a rock reclin'd . And the ...
... observed , that the fituation he has placed her in contributes greatly to heighten the picture of diftrefs . ' Twas when the feas were roaring , With hollow blafts of wind , A damfel lay deploring , All on a rock reclin'd . And the ...
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... observed when we come to treat of the Odeffey and Æneid . Nor was Homer infenfible that this character of his principal hero would rather difguft than intereft the Reader ; and therefore he has thrown in the circum- flance of the fore ...
... observed when we come to treat of the Odeffey and Æneid . Nor was Homer infenfible that this character of his principal hero would rather difguft than intereft the Reader ; and therefore he has thrown in the circum- flance of the fore ...
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... observed of Virgil , that the images he gives us , are generally fuch as would have a fine effect in painting ; and even his Epithets in moft parts , are amazingly pictu refque and expreffive . Virgil has been as much admired for his ...
... observed of Virgil , that the images he gives us , are generally fuch as would have a fine effect in painting ; and even his Epithets in moft parts , are amazingly pictu refque and expreffive . Virgil has been as much admired for his ...
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