The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... verse The bofom's inmoft foldings pierce ; With native beauties win applaufe , Beyond cold criticks ftudied laws : O let each mufe's fame increase , O bid BRITANNIA rival GREECE ! The following ode , written by Mr. Smart on the fifth of ...
... verse The bofom's inmoft foldings pierce ; With native beauties win applaufe , Beyond cold criticks ftudied laws : O let each mufe's fame increase , O bid BRITANNIA rival GREECE ! The following ode , written by Mr. Smart on the fifth of ...
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... verses without rule a method find , And of themselves appear in order join'd . All without trouble anfwers his intent ... verse that is truly fublime ; and if the whole convey a moral leffon of great im- portance to mankind , and that ...
... verses without rule a method find , And of themselves appear in order join'd . All without trouble anfwers his intent ... verse that is truly fublime ; and if the whole convey a moral leffon of great im- portance to mankind , and that ...
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... verse , the most rapid , and yet the moft fmooth imaginable . " " Thus , on whatever fide we contemplate Homer , what principally ftrikes us is his Invention . It is that which forms the character of each part of his work ; and ...
... verse , the most rapid , and yet the moft fmooth imaginable . " " Thus , on whatever fide we contemplate Homer , what principally ftrikes us is his Invention . It is that which forms the character of each part of his work ; and ...
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