The Spectator, Svazek 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Strana 331
... Poets who would not have fallen into the Meanness of some of his Sen- timents ... Epic Poem to be filled with such Thoughts as are natural , unless it abound ... Poetry ; but in the Greatness of his Sentiments he triumphs over all the ...
... Poets who would not have fallen into the Meanness of some of his Sen- timents ... Epic Poem to be filled with such Thoughts as are natural , unless it abound ... Poetry ; but in the Greatness of his Sentiments he triumphs over all the ...
Strana 451
... Poet places upon this outer- most Surface of the Universe , and shall here explain my self more at large on that , and other Parts of the Poem , which are of the same shadowy Nature . Aristotle observes , that the Fable of an Epic Poem ...
... Poet places upon this outer- most Surface of the Universe , and shall here explain my self more at large on that , and other Parts of the Poem , which are of the same shadowy Nature . Aristotle observes , that the Fable of an Epic Poem ...
Strana 496
... Epic Poetry . Though the Spectator pokes fun at the English critics who earn their reputation by the unacknowledged help of the French , its editors can hardly escape the charge of having borrowed from the same quarter without ...
... Epic Poetry . Though the Spectator pokes fun at the English critics who earn their reputation by the unacknowledged help of the French , its editors can hardly escape the charge of having borrowed from the same quarter without ...
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