The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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71. oldal
... Judgment of it ; for is the Talent of thofe only who are above the common Level , to value it according to its Me ... Judgment to con- fider wifely of things , and a Livelinefs to exprefs them with that Grace and Abundance which gives ...
... Judgment of it ; for is the Talent of thofe only who are above the common Level , to value it according to its Me ... Judgment to con- fider wifely of things , and a Livelinefs to exprefs them with that Grace and Abundance which gives ...
125. oldal
... Judgment fnews . For Fancy and Judgment muft join in every great Po- et , as Courage and Judgment in every great General ; for where either is wanting , the other is ufelfs , or of fmall Value . Fancy is what we generally call Nature ...
... Judgment fnews . For Fancy and Judgment muft join in every great Po- et , as Courage and Judgment in every great General ; for where either is wanting , the other is ufelfs , or of fmall Value . Fancy is what we generally call Nature ...
179. oldal
... Judgment ought here as well as in other Poems to go vern . For if we confult Pindar ; we shall find that in the midft of the Rapidity of his Fancy Judgment fill holds the Reins ; and when he rambles , and when he ‐ re- turns from his ...
... Judgment ought here as well as in other Poems to go vern . For if we confult Pindar ; we shall find that in the midft of the Rapidity of his Fancy Judgment fill holds the Reins ; and when he rambles , and when he ‐ re- turns from his ...
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