Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386 страници |
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... praise of civil liberty : Fair liberty purfu'd , and meant a prey To lawless Power , here turn'd and stood at bay ; When in that remedy all hope was plac❜d Which was , or should have been , at least the laft . Here was that Charter ...
... praise of civil liberty : Fair liberty purfu'd , and meant a prey To lawless Power , here turn'd and stood at bay ; When in that remedy all hope was plac❜d Which was , or should have been , at least the laft . Here was that Charter ...
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... praise of the day is too often confirmed , without examination , by the cenfure or praise of pofterity . Denham's poetical fame is chiefly founded on his Cooper's Hill , but his Progress of Learning , and his poem on Cowley , have far ...
... praise of the day is too often confirmed , without examination , by the cenfure or praise of pofterity . Denham's poetical fame is chiefly founded on his Cooper's Hill , but his Progress of Learning , and his poem on Cowley , have far ...
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John Scott. was , Great poets should be cautious how they praise , for if they praise undeservedly , they depreciate their own judgment , and mis- lead their readers . Pope , young as he might chuse to acquiefce in the popular opinion of ...
John Scott. was , Great poets should be cautious how they praise , for if they praise undeservedly , they depreciate their own judgment , and mis- lead their readers . Pope , young as he might chuse to acquiefce in the popular opinion of ...
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