The Classical Journal, Том 30A. J. Valpay., 1824 |
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... poet must necessarily far outrun the realities of his subject . Hence results a palpable incongruity ; and what is ... poets , on the verge of her extinc- 1 tion , has all the melancholy emphasis of a grand 10 On the Genius and Writings ...
... poet must necessarily far outrun the realities of his subject . Hence results a palpable incongruity ; and what is ... poets , on the verge of her extinc- 1 tion , has all the melancholy emphasis of a grand 10 On the Genius and Writings ...
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... poet , spumantia cedunt Equora , castarum gressus venerata Dearum . Non ludit Galatea procax ; non improbus audet Tangere Cymothoën Triton ; totoque severos Indicit mores pelago pudor , ipsaque Proteus Arcet ab amplexu turpi Neptunia ...
... poet , spumantia cedunt Equora , castarum gressus venerata Dearum . Non ludit Galatea procax ; non improbus audet Tangere Cymothoën Triton ; totoque severos Indicit mores pelago pudor , ipsaque Proteus Arcet ab amplexu turpi Neptunia ...
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... poets have touched on it incidentally ; but Claudian's is the most considerable work extant on this fable . The purity ... poet , in whom we could endure a mythological allusion ; but in him any thing was tolerable - we speak indeed with ...
... poets have touched on it incidentally ; but Claudian's is the most considerable work extant on this fable . The purity ... poet , in whom we could endure a mythological allusion ; but in him any thing was tolerable - we speak indeed with ...
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... poet attempts to elevate his subject by introducing the philosophy of his own times ; to make the effect complete , however , the under- current of mysticism should have run through the whole . This poem is unfinished . Of the fragment ...
... poet attempts to elevate his subject by introducing the philosophy of his own times ; to make the effect complete , however , the under- current of mysticism should have run through the whole . This poem is unfinished . Of the fragment ...
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... poets , which agrees ill with the pomp and exuberance of Claudian ; the heroic couplet , as managed by Pope , is much more fitted for the purpose . The only advantage of blank verse ( and it is in itself a considerable one ) is the ...
... poets , which agrees ill with the pomp and exuberance of Claudian ; the heroic couplet , as managed by Pope , is much more fitted for the purpose . The only advantage of blank verse ( and it is in itself a considerable one ) is the ...
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