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... poets , and you shall see that when the matter is most heavenly their style is most lofty , a strange token of the ... poem is this : to ground it upon some fine invention . For it is not enough to roll in pleasant words , nor yet to ...
... poets , and you shall see that when the matter is most heavenly their style is most lofty , a strange token of the ... poem is this : to ground it upon some fine invention . For it is not enough to roll in pleasant words , nor yet to ...
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... poetic creation contrast sharply with those of Shakespeare . Shakespeare emphasized the inspi- rational aspect of the ... poem belonging as it does to the class of conventional commendatory verses , we must be cautious about accepting as ...
... poetic creation contrast sharply with those of Shakespeare . Shakespeare emphasized the inspi- rational aspect of the ... poem belonging as it does to the class of conventional commendatory verses , we must be cautious about accepting as ...
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... poem . Epic . 2nd Prol .: ... poet never credit gain'd By writing truths , but things like truths well feign'd ... poets : they are poets that live by it , the poor fellows that live by it . Daw is represented as a fool , and must give ...
... poem . Epic . 2nd Prol .: ... poet never credit gain'd By writing truths , but things like truths well feign'd ... poets : they are poets that live by it , the poor fellows that live by it . Daw is represented as a fool , and must give ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
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