The Complete Art of Poetry, Svazek 1Garland, 1970 |
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... Rules of Art . But the Champions of these Rules have given the World nothing admirable and enter- taining . That is falfe , if justly confider'd accord- ing to the Genius cf the Nation , that have written regularly and irregularly . Let ...
... Rules of Art . But the Champions of these Rules have given the World nothing admirable and enter- taining . That is falfe , if justly confider'd accord- ing to the Genius cf the Nation , that have written regularly and irregularly . Let ...
Strana 124
... Rules , that is , a strict Attendance to the Rules of Nature and Reafon , can never embarrass or clogg an Author's Fancy , but rather enlarge and ex- tend it . They might as well urge , that good and wholesome Laws that enjoin nothing ...
... Rules , that is , a strict Attendance to the Rules of Nature and Reafon , can never embarrass or clogg an Author's Fancy , but rather enlarge and ex- tend it . They might as well urge , that good and wholesome Laws that enjoin nothing ...
Strana 125
... Rules pretend to teach , and not a Genius , which must indeed be born with you , or you will find but little Advantage from the Rules . Man might perhaps live without the Rules and Maxims of Government , but under all thofe ...
... Rules pretend to teach , and not a Genius , which must indeed be born with you , or you will find but little Advantage from the Rules . Man might perhaps live without the Rules and Maxims of Government , but under all thofe ...
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