Elements of Criticism, Том 2A. Miller, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh, 1765 |
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... poem in any other verse would not fucceed * . One defect however must not be diffembled , that the fame means which contribute to the richness of the me- lody , render it lefs fit than feveral other forts for a narrative poem . With ...
... poem in any other verse would not fucceed * . One defect however must not be diffembled , that the fame means which contribute to the richness of the me- lody , render it lefs fit than feveral other forts for a narrative poem . With ...
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... poem , it is extremely difficult to adhere strictly to the rule even with these indulgences . Virgil , the greatest poet for verfification that ever exift- ed , is forc'd often to end a line without any clofe in the fenfe , and as often ...
... poem , it is extremely difficult to adhere strictly to the rule even with these indulgences . Virgil , the greatest poet for verfification that ever exift- ed , is forc'd often to end a line without any clofe in the fenfe , and as often ...
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... poets however , taking advantage of this fubtilty , fcruple not to separate by a paufe an active verb from the thing upon which it is exerted : fuch paufes in a long work may be indulged ; but taken fingly , they cer- I 3 tainly tainly ...
... poets however , taking advantage of this fubtilty , fcruple not to separate by a paufe an active verb from the thing upon which it is exerted : fuch paufes in a long work may be indulged ; but taken fingly , they cer- I 3 tainly tainly ...
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... poem . Pope excels in the variety of his melody , which indeed is not lefs perfect of its kind than that of Virgil . From what is laft faid , there ought to be one exception : uniformity in the members of a thought , demands equal ...
... poem . Pope excels in the variety of his melody , which indeed is not lefs perfect of its kind than that of Virgil . From what is laft faid , there ought to be one exception : uniformity in the members of a thought , demands equal ...
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... poem , beginning with the first order . On her white breast , a sparkling cross fhe wore , Which Jews might kifs , and infidels adore . Her lively looks a fprightly mind disclose , Quick as her eyes , and as unfix'd as those : Favours ...
... poem , beginning with the first order . On her white breast , a sparkling cross fhe wore , Which Jews might kifs , and infidels adore . Her lively looks a fprightly mind disclose , Quick as her eyes , and as unfix'd as those : Favours ...
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