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... yet the latter being differently collocated , and wanting the inimitable cadence
of such verse as none but Shakspeare has been able to construct , the charm will
be broken , and the pathos subdued , though no mutilation could destroy it .
... yet the latter being differently collocated , and wanting the inimitable cadence
of such verse as none but Shakspeare has been able to construct , the charm will
be broken , and the pathos subdued , though no mutilation could destroy it .
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ing to be remembered for , the latter by their performances ; the first expect to live
in the writings of other mcn , the second in their own . Few Universal Reputations
. Of all these candidates for posthumous renown , the poets , it may supposed ...
ing to be remembered for , the latter by their performances ; the first expect to live
in the writings of other mcn , the second in their own . Few Universal Reputations
. Of all these candidates for posthumous renown , the poets , it may supposed ...
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... during the latter , it must have degenerated as much as it had been refined
during the earlier interval . But the standard of our tongue having been fixed at an
era when it was rich in native idioms , full of pristine vigour , and pliable almost as
...
... during the latter , it must have degenerated as much as it had been refined
during the earlier interval . But the standard of our tongue having been fixed at an
era when it was rich in native idioms , full of pristine vigour , and pliable almost as
...
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THE PREEMINENCE OF POETRY AMONG THE FINE ARTS | 1 |
WHAT IS POETICAL | 39 |
THE FORM OF POETRY | 73 |
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