The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... " known and received at court . " As this description has been so much admired , we shall give it the reader , together with the fpeech of Despair ; which is made up of those kind of delufive reasonings Of ALLEGORICAL POETRY . 19.
... " known and received at court . " As this description has been so much admired , we shall give it the reader , together with the fpeech of Despair ; which is made up of those kind of delufive reasonings Of ALLEGORICAL POETRY . 19.
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... description of countries and cities , as in that of his perfons : but what more par- ticularly recommends him to readers of taste and genius , is his amazing imagination , his fertility of invention , 284 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
... description of countries and cities , as in that of his perfons : but what more par- ticularly recommends him to readers of taste and genius , is his amazing imagination , his fertility of invention , 284 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
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... description of the morning , the defcent of Mercury , and the grotto of the goddess are moft admirably painted . The faffron morn , with early blushes spread , Now rofe refulgent from Tithonus ' bed : With new - born day to gladden ...
... description of the morning , the defcent of Mercury , and the grotto of the goddess are moft admirably painted . The faffron morn , with early blushes spread , Now rofe refulgent from Tithonus ' bed : With new - born day to gladden ...
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