The Spectator, Svazek 51793 |
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Strana 13
... poem is , according to ARIS- TOTLE'S division , either simple or implex . It is called simple when there is no change of fortune in it ; implex , when the fortune of the chief actor changes from bad to good , or from good to bad . The ...
... poem is , according to ARIS- TOTLE'S division , either simple or implex . It is called simple when there is no change of fortune in it ; implex , when the fortune of the chief actor changes from bad to good , or from good to bad . The ...
Strana 14
... Poem . MILTON Seems to have been sensible of this imper- fection in his fable , and has therefore endeavoured to cure it by several expedients ; particularly by the mor- tification which the great adversary of mankind meets with upon ...
... Poem . MILTON Seems to have been sensible of this imper- fection in his fable , and has therefore endeavoured to cure it by several expedients ; particularly by the mor- tification which the great adversary of mankind meets with upon ...
Strana 15
... poem than one of that kind , which they call an heroic . Whether MILTON'S is not of a sublimer nature I will not pre- sume to determine : it is sufficient that I shew there is in the Paradise Lost all the greatness of plan , regularity ...
... poem than one of that kind , which they call an heroic . Whether MILTON'S is not of a sublimer nature I will not pre- sume to determine : it is sufficient that I shew there is in the Paradise Lost all the greatness of plan , regularity ...
Strana 16
... poems proceeds from the authors . MILTON has , in the general disposition of his fable , very finely observed this ... Poem . If the Poet , even in the ordinary course of his narration , should speak as little as possible , he should ...
... poems proceeds from the authors . MILTON has , in the general disposition of his fable , very finely observed this ... Poem . If the Poet , even in the ordinary course of his narration , should speak as little as possible , he should ...
Strana 17
... poem , are liable to the same exception , though I must confess there is so great a beauty in these very digressions , that I could not wish them out of his poem . I have , in a former paper , spoken of the Characters of MILTON'S ...
... poem , are liable to the same exception , though I must confess there is so great a beauty in these very digressions , that I could not wish them out of his poem . I have , in a former paper , spoken of the Characters of MILTON'S ...
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