The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fome order must be observed , and however wild and extravagant the characters , they should not be abfurd . To this let me add , that the whole must be clear and in- telligible , for the " Fable , as Mr. Hughes obferves , being defign'd ...
... fome order must be observed , and however wild and extravagant the characters , they should not be abfurd . To this let me add , that the whole must be clear and in- telligible , for the " Fable , as Mr. Hughes obferves , being defign'd ...
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... fome divine affiftance . Hence poets are faid to have been inspired , and hence an unbounded liberty has been given ... fome of their best poets not only make bold excurfions and digreffions , but having in their flights . tarted fome ...
... fome divine affiftance . Hence poets are faid to have been inspired , and hence an unbounded liberty has been given ... fome of their best poets not only make bold excurfions and digreffions , but having in their flights . tarted fome ...
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... fome of Horace's Satires may , without in- congruity , be call'd Epiftles , and his Epiftles , Satires . But this is obvious to every reader . We fhall here , according to the method we have hi- therto obferved , infert fome Satires ...
... fome of Horace's Satires may , without in- congruity , be call'd Epiftles , and his Epiftles , Satires . But this is obvious to every reader . We fhall here , according to the method we have hi- therto obferved , infert fome Satires ...
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