The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... should never be introduced where the paffions are concerned ; nor indeed are defcriptions and fimilies there to be admitted , unless they are extremely fhort , and fuch as may be naturally thrown out by the conflicts of the foul , and ...
... should never be introduced where the paffions are concerned ; nor indeed are defcriptions and fimilies there to be admitted , unless they are extremely fhort , and fuch as may be naturally thrown out by the conflicts of the foul , and ...
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... other as the ornamental parts of the work ; which should not be forced in to difplay wit and finery , but introduced Duke of Puckingham's Fay on Poetry . reader every may to conftitute beauty , variety , and 40 Of the BEAUTY of THOUGHT .
... other as the ornamental parts of the work ; which should not be forced in to difplay wit and finery , but introduced Duke of Puckingham's Fay on Poetry . reader every may to conftitute beauty , variety , and 40 Of the BEAUTY of THOUGHT .
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... should have so expreffed it himself in short , though the thoughts were not obvi- ous to the reader before , they should appear fo now ; which , as Mr. Addifon obferves , is the true character of all fine writing . We come now to A CHAP ...
... should have so expreffed it himself in short , though the thoughts were not obvi- ous to the reader before , they should appear fo now ; which , as Mr. Addifon obferves , is the true character of all fine writing . We come now to A CHAP ...
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... should be fo contrived , as Mr. Pope obferves , that the found may echo to the sense , and be rough or fmooth , fwift or flow , according to the idea or thought it is intended to elucidate . The following paffage from his Ef- fay on ...
... should be fo contrived , as Mr. Pope obferves , that the found may echo to the sense , and be rough or fmooth , fwift or flow , according to the idea or thought it is intended to elucidate . The following paffage from his Ef- fay on ...
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... should predominate ; for too great a portion of any one , however palatable it may be in itself , will · rob the reft of their flavour . Befides , a luxuriancy of epi- thets tends to make the ftyle prolix and flaccid , and robs it of ...
... should predominate ; for too great a portion of any one , however palatable it may be in itself , will · rob the reft of their flavour . Befides , a luxuriancy of epi- thets tends to make the ftyle prolix and flaccid , and robs it of ...
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