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... Venus, the beauteous queen of Love, and the naked Graces are ever in
waiting: the lady must be herself a goddess bred and born ; she must—but you
shall have a specimen of one of these poems, which may convey a more precise
idea, ...
... Venus, the beauteous queen of Love, and the naked Graces are ever in
waiting: the lady must be herself a goddess bred and born ; she must—but you
shall have a specimen of one of these poems, which may convey a more precise
idea, ...
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or the public has been long mistaken, of peculiar merit: every poem has, as
Aristotle expresses it, a beginning, a middle, and an end, in which, however
trifling the rule may seem, most of the poetry in our language is deficient: I claim
no merit in ...
or the public has been long mistaken, of peculiar merit: every poem has, as
Aristotle expresses it, a beginning, a middle, and an end, in which, however
trifling the rule may seem, most of the poetry in our language is deficient: I claim
no merit in ...
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I have heard a very judicious Critic say, that he had an higher idea of Milton's
style in poetry, from the two following poems, than from his Paradise Lost. It is
certain the imagination shewn in them is correct and strong. The introduction to
both in ...
I have heard a very judicious Critic say, that he had an higher idea of Milton's
style in poetry, from the two following poems, than from his Paradise Lost. It is
certain the imagination shewn in them is correct and strong. The introduction to
both in ...
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1N IMITATION OF spense R. This poem is one of those happinesses in which a
poet excels himself, as there is nothing in all Shenstone, which any way
approaches it in merit; and, though I dislike the imitations of our old English poets
in ...
1N IMITATION OF spense R. This poem is one of those happinesses in which a
poet excels himself, as there is nothing in all Shenstone, which any way
approaches it in merit; and, though I dislike the imitations of our old English poets
in ...
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The great fault of this piece, written by Dr. Pasnell, is, that it is in eight syllable
lines, very improper for the solemnity of the subject; otherwise, the poem is
natural, and the reflections just. A FAIRY TALE. BY DR. PARNELL. Never was the
old ...
The great fault of this piece, written by Dr. Pasnell, is, that it is in eight syllable
lines, very improper for the solemnity of the subject; otherwise, the poem is
natural, and the reflections just. A FAIRY TALE. BY DR. PARNELL. Never was the
old ...
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| Titel | The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Band 4 The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Oliver Goldsmith |
| Autor/in | Oliver Goldsmith |
| Herausgeber | Samuel Rose |
| Verlag | Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Nov. 2013 |
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