I. Of the nature, use, excellence, rise and progress of poetry, etcCharles Rivington, 1718 |
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... Plot , and form the Characters of both . V. The Rules of the Epic or Narrative Poem . Of the Poetic Diction or Language , and of English Numbers . VI . A Collection of the most beautiful Delcriptions , Si- miles , Allufions , & c . from ...
... Plot , and form the Characters of both . V. The Rules of the Epic or Narrative Poem . Of the Poetic Diction or Language , and of English Numbers . VI . A Collection of the most beautiful Delcriptions , Si- miles , Allufions , & c . from ...
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... Plots , Confpiracies , and Invafions Gome , Ladies , no more of your Political News , this Gen tleman will bring us fomething more pacifick and agreeable from the Republick of Letters . What newa Songs , new Satires , or new Plays have ...
... Plots , Confpiracies , and Invafions Gome , Ladies , no more of your Political News , this Gen tleman will bring us fomething more pacifick and agreeable from the Republick of Letters . What newa Songs , new Satires , or new Plays have ...
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... Plot or unravelling of a vain Intrigue ( tho ' this is far beyond our English Authors , who have not even that to pretend to , which tends only to excite and fatisfie our Curiofity , and stir up our Paffions , inftead of rendering them ...
... Plot or unravelling of a vain Intrigue ( tho ' this is far beyond our English Authors , who have not even that to pretend to , which tends only to excite and fatisfie our Curiofity , and stir up our Paffions , inftead of rendering them ...
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... Plot fhou'd own , Which , as it must be fimple , must be one . With foort Digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always Allegoric Senfe . • Perhaps there is nothing in which the Ancients excel- led the Moderns more , than in ...
... Plot fhou'd own , Which , as it must be fimple , must be one . With foort Digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always Allegoric Senfe . • Perhaps there is nothing in which the Ancients excel- led the Moderns more , than in ...
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... Plot , and moft eminently fo in his first Paftoral , which great and juft Critics have made the Standard of this fort of Poem . This will appear yet plainer by a short Argument of the firft , and of two or three more . The Argument of ...
... Plot , and moft eminently fo in his first Paftoral , which great and juft Critics have made the Standard of this fort of Poem . This will appear yet plainer by a short Argument of the firft , and of two or three more . The Argument of ...
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