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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... plain , Flies o'er th ' unbending corn , and skims along the main . But before we fpeak of the feveral forts of ftyle , it will be proper to take fome notice of the epithets , tropes and figures of which they are principally compounded ...
... plain , Flies o'er th ' unbending corn , and skims along the main . But before we fpeak of the feveral forts of ftyle , it will be proper to take fome notice of the epithets , tropes and figures of which they are principally compounded ...
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... plain and intelligible . In confirma- tion of this opinion , I muft beg leave to observe , that the funeral oration of Mark Anthony in Shakespear's Julius Cafar , which is one of the most artful , pathetic , and best fpeeches that ever ...
... plain and intelligible . In confirma- tion of this opinion , I muft beg leave to observe , that the funeral oration of Mark Anthony in Shakespear's Julius Cafar , which is one of the most artful , pathetic , and best fpeeches that ever ...
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... plain ox , MILTON . That harmless , honeft , guileless animal , In what has he offended ? He , whose toil , Patient , and ever ready , cloaths the fields With all the pomp of harveft ; fhall he bleed , And wrestling groan beneath the ...
... plain ox , MILTON . That harmless , honeft , guileless animal , In what has he offended ? He , whose toil , Patient , and ever ready , cloaths the fields With all the pomp of harveft ; fhall he bleed , And wrestling groan beneath the ...
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... plain , mediate , and fub- lime . Virgil may be pointed out as a perfect pattern in each , that is to fay , his Bucolics have been esteemed for the plain ftyle , his Georgics for the mediate , and the Eneid for the fublime . Though in ...
... plain , mediate , and fub- lime . Virgil may be pointed out as a perfect pattern in each , that is to fay , his Bucolics have been esteemed for the plain ftyle , his Georgics for the mediate , and the Eneid for the fublime . Though in ...
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... plain and fimple ftyle , and may even by fuch contraft appear the more obvious and extraordi- nary . Many paffages of this kind we have in the facred writings ; and one which is particularly applauded as a true inftance of fublimity by ...
... plain and fimple ftyle , and may even by fuch contraft appear the more obvious and extraordi- nary . Many paffages of this kind we have in the facred writings ; and one which is particularly applauded as a true inftance of fublimity by ...
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