Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsJames Phillips, 1785 - 386 страници |
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... effect , than what it feems . * From London the poet makes a fud- den tranfition to Windfor , and tells us in four dull diffufe couplets , what he might have told in one , that it stands on a pleasant hill . The contrast of a fuppofed ...
... effect , than what it feems . * From London the poet makes a fud- den tranfition to Windfor , and tells us in four dull diffufe couplets , what he might have told in one , that it stands on a pleasant hill . The contrast of a fuppofed ...
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... effects of our devotions are ? We are now come to a very important part of the poem ; the description of the Thames . The author one should here expect would have painted , as nearly as poffible , the appearance of a fine river , amidst ...
... effects of our devotions are ? We are now come to a very important part of the poem ; the description of the Thames . The author one should here expect would have painted , as nearly as poffible , the appearance of a fine river , amidst ...
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... effect of defign , not of careleffnefs , and may not please some ears , but the num- bers , or component parts of the lines , are in general fo mufical , that one should think they must please all . Lycidas Lycidas is an elegy on a ...
... effect of defign , not of careleffnefs , and may not please some ears , but the num- bers , or component parts of the lines , are in general fo mufical , that one should think they must please all . Lycidas Lycidas is an elegy on a ...
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... effect , and the placing it in the fame part of the line twice , and changing its pofition the third time , gives it additional beauty . An inge- nious foreign critick has well diftinguish- ed between two modes of expreffion , very ...
... effect , and the placing it in the fame part of the line twice , and changing its pofition the third time , gives it additional beauty . An inge- nious foreign critick has well diftinguish- ed between two modes of expreffion , very ...
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... effect . Ye facred nine ! who all my foul poffefs , Whose raptures fire me , and whofe vifions bless ; Bear me , oh bear me to fequefter'd scenes , To bow'ry mazes , and furrounding greens ; To Thames's banks , which fragrant breezes ...
... effect . Ye facred nine ! who all my foul poffefs , Whose raptures fire me , and whofe vifions bless ; Bear me , oh bear me to fequefter'd scenes , To bow'ry mazes , and furrounding greens ; To Thames's banks , which fragrant breezes ...
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