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He indulges in all those absurdities into which the early writers were seduced by
their indiscriminate taste for classical and romantic fables ; and by a strange want
of judgment has made the * I would refer such of my readers as are anxious to ...
He indulges in all those absurdities into which the early writers were seduced by
their indiscriminate taste for classical and romantic fables ; and by a strange want
of judgment has made the * I would refer such of my readers as are anxious to ...
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Both were zealous imitators of the Italian writers , but Surrey had the better
discrimination and finer vein of poetry . He was the first English composer of
sustained blank verse , and this , in a translation of the Æneid of Virgil , he has
employed ...
Both were zealous imitators of the Italian writers , but Surrey had the better
discrimination and finer vein of poetry . He was the first English composer of
sustained blank verse , and this , in a translation of the Æneid of Virgil , he has
employed ...
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1 31 larity , although those of the former have been reprinted ; LILLY , who
introduced the fantastic style called Euphuism , and GASCOYNE , who divided
his performances into weeds , flowers , herbs , & c . and was one of the early
writers of ...
1 31 larity , although those of the former have been reprinted ; LILLY , who
introduced the fantastic style called Euphuism , and GASCOYNE , who divided
his performances into weeds , flowers , herbs , & c . and was one of the early
writers of ...
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To the writers of sonnets great poetic judgment , a delicate power of balancing
words and concentrating ideas are indispensable ; and these properties the mind
of Shakspeare instinctively possessed . An epithet from his pen is often sufficient
...
To the writers of sonnets great poetic judgment , a delicate power of balancing
words and concentrating ideas are indispensable ; and these properties the mind
of Shakspeare instinctively possessed . An epithet from his pen is often sufficient
...
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In the drama ( as for instance in the Gentle Shepherd ) and also in the Songs and
Tales of Burns , and other writers , rural life has been invested with poetic interest
; but the Eclogues of Browne , Phillips , and Pope are little read and less ...
In the drama ( as for instance in the Gentle Shepherd ) and also in the Songs and
Tales of Burns , and other writers , rural life has been invested with poetic interest
; but the Eclogues of Browne , Phillips , and Pope are little read and less ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on English Poetry: To the Time of Milton |
| 著者 | Stanhope Busby |
| 出版社 | Whittaker, 1837 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ハーバード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年1月31日 |
| ページ数 | 118 ページ |
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