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Man , advancing in years , enriched with the treasure of disappointed hopes ,
looks less eagerly before him , because he expects less good , and fcars more
evil , in this world , in proportion as he proves for himself what are the sad and
sober ...
Man , advancing in years , enriched with the treasure of disappointed hopes ,
looks less eagerly before him , because he expects less good , and fcars more
evil , in this world , in proportion as he proves for himself what are the sad and
sober ...
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When thus adapted , rhyme becomes an ingredient , so equally blended with the
other constituent parts of good verse , as to do its office not less quietly , nor less
effectively , in upholding the general harmony , than the 118 NO . IV .
When thus adapted , rhyme becomes an ingredient , so equally blended with the
other constituent parts of good verse , as to do its office not less quietly , nor less
effectively , in upholding the general harmony , than the 118 NO . IV .
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less than fourscore lines from the opening of this play , there is no necessity for a
single stage direction : -every look , attitude , and movement of the six characters
( including the Ghost ) being so infallibly indicated , that not the ininutest particle ...
less than fourscore lines from the opening of this play , there is no necessity for a
single stage direction : -every look , attitude , and movement of the six characters
( including the Ghost ) being so infallibly indicated , that not the ininutest particle ...
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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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