Enlightened England: An Anthology of Eighteenth Century LiteratureW.W. Norton, 1947 - 1248 oldal |
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192. oldal
... poetry we call the rules . Again , if the end of poetry be to instruct and reform the world , that is , to bring mankind from irregularity , extravagance , and confusion , to rule and order , how this should be done by a thing that is ...
... poetry we call the rules . Again , if the end of poetry be to instruct and reform the world , that is , to bring mankind from irregularity , extravagance , and confusion , to rule and order , how this should be done by a thing that is ...
935. oldal
... poet often lifts and increases the vehemence of every sentiment ; for fancy , like a fountain , plays highest by diminishing the aperture . But rhymes , it will be said , are a remnant of monkish stupidity , an in- novation upon the poetry ...
... poet often lifts and increases the vehemence of every sentiment ; for fancy , like a fountain , plays highest by diminishing the aperture . But rhymes , it will be said , are a remnant of monkish stupidity , an in- novation upon the poetry ...
1237. oldal
... poetry " upon it . Certain of these treatises were attempted in the Miltonic manner , with every elaboration of language . It is true that most of these efforts are not poetry , but the poetic attitude of mind inspiring them is ...
... poetry " upon it . Certain of these treatises were attempted in the Miltonic manner , with every elaboration of language . It is true that most of these efforts are not poetry , but the poetic attitude of mind inspiring them is ...
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The titles of certain selections appear in smaller type These selections | 2 |
Daniel Defoe | 11 |
Isaac Watts | 57 |
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