The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... observes : Numbers , and rhymes , and that harmonious found Which never does the ear with harshness wound , Are neceffary , yet but vulgar , arts : For all in vain these fuperficial parts Contribute to the ftructure of the whole ...
... observes : Numbers , and rhymes , and that harmonious found Which never does the ear with harshness wound , Are neceffary , yet but vulgar , arts : For all in vain these fuperficial parts Contribute to the ftructure of the whole ...
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... observe , that the latitude they have given us for the use of Epithets , is a little too extensive ; fince nothing tires a reader more than too great a redundancy of them , and especially when they are useless , and thrown in , as they ...
... observe , that the latitude they have given us for the use of Epithets , is a little too extensive ; fince nothing tires a reader more than too great a redundancy of them , and especially when they are useless , and thrown in , as they ...
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... observe , that the funeral oration of Mark Anthony in Shakespear's Julius Cafar , which is one of the most artful , pathetic , and best fpeeches that ever was penned in the English language , has hardly an epithet from the beginning to ...
... observe , that the funeral oration of Mark Anthony in Shakespear's Julius Cafar , which is one of the most artful , pathetic , and best fpeeches that ever was penned in the English language , has hardly an epithet from the beginning to ...
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... observes that as it is neceffary for order , and the peace and welfare of fociety , that external goods fhould be unequal , happiness is not made to confift in thefe : for not- withstanding that in inequality , the balance of happiness ...
... observes that as it is neceffary for order , and the peace and welfare of fociety , that external goods fhould be unequal , happiness is not made to confift in thefe : for not- withstanding that in inequality , the balance of happiness ...
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... observes , a sort of ruftic majesty about him , and feems like a Roman dictator at the plough tail . The fecond book has indeed moft wit in it , and abounds with bolder metaphors than are found in any of the reft ; for in this the poet ...
... observes , a sort of ruftic majesty about him , and feems like a Roman dictator at the plough tail . The fecond book has indeed moft wit in it , and abounds with bolder metaphors than are found in any of the reft ; for in this the poet ...
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