The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... poet . But enough has been faid on the excellency and ufe of the allegory ; it is neceffary now that we explain what we mean by allegorical poetry , and lay down fuch rules as ought to be obferved in these compofitions . An allegory is ...
... poet . But enough has been faid on the excellency and ufe of the allegory ; it is neceffary now that we explain what we mean by allegorical poetry , and lay down fuch rules as ought to be obferved in these compofitions . An allegory is ...
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... poet , having digreffed for a moment , returns imme- diately to the great object that excited his wonder , and elevated his foul with joy and gratitude . The images fill the mind with their greatnefs , and ftrike the imagi- nation in a ...
... poet , having digreffed for a moment , returns imme- diately to the great object that excited his wonder , and elevated his foul with joy and gratitude . The images fill the mind with their greatnefs , and ftrike the imagi- nation in a ...
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... Poet's first and principal care ought to be employed in the contrivance of it ; that it be not feen through all at once , but open itself gradually , till it ends in a happy discovery ; and that the feveral Incidents , or particular ...
... Poet's first and principal care ought to be employed in the contrivance of it ; that it be not feen through all at once , but open itself gradually , till it ends in a happy discovery ; and that the feveral Incidents , or particular ...
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