The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... Seem'd polish'd lances in a hoftile field . The flag in limpid currents , with surprise , Sees chrystal branches on his forehead rife : The spreading oak , the beech , and tow'ring pine , Glaz'd over , in the freezing ather shine . The ...
... Seem'd polish'd lances in a hoftile field . The flag in limpid currents , with surprise , Sees chrystal branches on his forehead rife : The spreading oak , the beech , and tow'ring pine , Glaz'd over , in the freezing ather shine . The ...
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... seem to dwell , " Should be devoted to the rude embrace . " Of fome indecent clown ! She looks , methinks , " Of old ACASTO's line ; and to my mind " Recalls that patron of my happy life , " From whom my liberal fortune took its rife ...
... seem to dwell , " Should be devoted to the rude embrace . " Of fome indecent clown ! She looks , methinks , " Of old ACASTO's line ; and to my mind " Recalls that patron of my happy life , " From whom my liberal fortune took its rife ...
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... seems so confiderable as not to be obtained but in confequence of its own adroitness and fagacity . But this is not fufficient to render didactic poetry always pleafing ; for where precepts are laid down one after an other , and the ...
... seems so confiderable as not to be obtained but in confequence of its own adroitness and fagacity . But this is not fufficient to render didactic poetry always pleafing ; for where precepts are laid down one after an other , and the ...
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... seems almost to have precluded the neceffity of any other . Among the moderns we have feveral that are juftly admired , which the reader will find , occafionally mentioned in different parts of this volume . We are now to speak of those ...
... seems almost to have precluded the neceffity of any other . Among the moderns we have feveral that are juftly admired , which the reader will find , occafionally mentioned in different parts of this volume . We are now to speak of those ...
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... seem , Nor is it Homer nods , but we that dream . After this he speaks of the reverence and praife due to the ancients , obferves that pride and imperfect learning hinder us from forming a true judgment , and illuftrates his fubject ...
... seem , Nor is it Homer nods , but we that dream . After this he speaks of the reverence and praife due to the ancients , obferves that pride and imperfect learning hinder us from forming a true judgment , and illuftrates his fubject ...
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