The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... poetry the reader will perceive that it gives great latitude to genius , and affords fuch a boundlefs fcope for invention , that the poet is al- lowed to foar beyond all creation ; to give life and action to virtues , vices , paffions ...
... poetry the reader will perceive that it gives great latitude to genius , and affords fuch a boundlefs fcope for invention , that the poet is al- lowed to foar beyond all creation ; to give life and action to virtues , vices , paffions ...
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... poetry and painting ; and that affinity is no where fo obvious and just as in a well- written allegory , which is a kind of picture in poetry , that , by its apt and perfect resemblance , conveys in- ftruction to the mind by an analogy ...
... poetry and painting ; and that affinity is no where fo obvious and just as in a well- written allegory , which is a kind of picture in poetry , that , by its apt and perfect resemblance , conveys in- ftruction to the mind by an analogy ...
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... poetry ; and was fo called from Pindar , an ancient Greek poet , who is celebrated for the boldnefs of his flights , the im- petuofity of his ftile , and the feeming wildnefs and ir- regularity that runs through his compofitions , and ...
... poetry ; and was fo called from Pindar , an ancient Greek poet , who is celebrated for the boldnefs of his flights , the im- petuofity of his ftile , and the feeming wildnefs and ir- regularity that runs through his compofitions , and ...
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