Romantic Tendencies in the Works of Dryden, Addison, and Pope ...

Addison admiration Æneas Alcander Alexander Pope ancient bard Ben Jonson boy gathering flowers boyhood Canterbury Tales Caryll Chaucer childhood conversation with Spence couplet delight desert doubt Dryden Dunciad early literary taste effects Eloisa Eloisa to Abelard emotional emphasize English Poetry epic Essay on Criticism expression external nature eyes Faerie Queene fairy faults fire foreign hands thy formal genius glowing gold Gothic grace heart hero heroic couplet Homer Ibid Iliad imagination imitation indicates influences inspire Italics Johns Hopkins judgment Judith Cowper Martha Blount Merchant's Tale Milton moral neo-classic neo-classicism never o'er ornamentation Ovid Passions period philosophic pleased poem poets Pope to Arbuthnot Pope to Hill Pope's amazement Pope's early literary praise qualities Quoted by Elwin rapture reader remarkable romantic attitude satiric Shakespeare Spenser Statius story surprising tendencies Thebais tion told Spence translation twelve University verse Virgil visionary Walsh Zamolxis Zembla's rocks Zoroaster وو