On the Poetry of PopeClarendon Press, 1938 - 179 страница |
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... considered poetry as an imitation . But the poet , he had counselled , must not simply copy what he finds before him . His art must help nature to realize the perfection , the grand simplicity , which she is aiming at but is always ...
... considered poetry as an imitation . But the poet , he had counselled , must not simply copy what he finds before him . His art must help nature to realize the perfection , the grand simplicity , which she is aiming at but is always ...
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... considered the transition ' le plus difficile chef - d'œuvre de la poésie'.1 But even the Grub Street essayists were adepts in the art : Of all the pretty Arts in which our modern Writers excel , there is not any which is more to be ...
... considered the transition ' le plus difficile chef - d'œuvre de la poésie'.1 But even the Grub Street essayists were adepts in the art : Of all the pretty Arts in which our modern Writers excel , there is not any which is more to be ...
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... considered an escape like that of Swift . Later he considered one of another kind : he planned and even began his epic Brutus . Perhaps Wordsworth would have hailed Brutus as an escape bound for the ' heights ' a blank verse epic would ...
... considered an escape like that of Swift . Later he considered one of another kind : he planned and even began his epic Brutus . Perhaps Wordsworth would have hailed Brutus as an escape bound for the ' heights ' a blank verse epic would ...
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Addison Aeneid alexandrine Atticus Augustus balance beauty Birkbeck Hill blank verse Cæsura character considered correct Donne Dryden Dunciad effects eighteenth century Elegy Eloisa to Abelard emotions English poets epic poem Epistle to Arbuthnot Essay on Criticism ev'n ev'ry example external nature Fame Genius heroic couplet Homer Horace Horace's human Iliad imitation instance Johnson Joseph Warton Keats kind language Latin Letter Lives Lock Lucan meaning metre Milton mind never o'er onomatopoetic Ovid Ovid's Ovidian passage Passion Pastorals perfect periphrasis phrase pleasure poetic diction poetry poets Pope Pope's Preface prose provides Rape reader rime round Sandys Sandys's satire sense Shakespeare shining simile sometimes style Swift syllables sylphs Sylvester syntax things Thomas Warton thought thro translation trees trembling triplet turn verbs versification Virgil Waller Walsh Warton Windsor Forest Wordsworth writing