The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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The poet , like his hero , becomes a sort of suicide , and the drama dies ; the charms of his poetry are but as rich spices to embalm the tragedy deceased . Pathos is the life and soul of tragedy , and charms us through a thousand ...
The poet , like his hero , becomes a sort of suicide , and the drama dies ; the charms of his poetry are but as rich spices to embalm the tragedy deceased . Pathos is the life and soul of tragedy , and charms us through a thousand ...
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had done other poets . Nor was this the fault of Mr. Cowley alone , but of all the authors of that age . ... ADDISON'S REBUKE TO A BAD POET . THE following story is told by a gentleman of great veracity , who , a few years since ...
had done other poets . Nor was this the fault of Mr. Cowley alone , but of all the authors of that age . ... ADDISON'S REBUKE TO A BAD POET . THE following story is told by a gentleman of great veracity , who , a few years since ...
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221 ; continued , 237 ; sequel to it , 240 , 241 ; ends with the performance of an Italian poet , 243 . Prometheus , his man of clay seasoned with ... Prosopopoeia , an instance of in Ovid , the boldest of any in the old poets , i .
221 ; continued , 237 ; sequel to it , 240 , 241 ; ends with the performance of an Italian poet , 243 . Prometheus , his man of clay seasoned with ... Prosopopoeia , an instance of in Ovid , the boldest of any in the old poets , i .
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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