The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Volumen1,Tema 2T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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... POETRY AND PAINTING ... The Life of LUCIAN ... Dedication of Virgil's PASTORALS to Hugh , Lord Clifford Dedication of the GEORGICKS of Virgil to Philip Stanhope , the second Earl of Chester- field . Page 71 227 269 291 353 391 . * 405 ...
... POETRY AND PAINTING ... The Life of LUCIAN ... Dedication of Virgil's PASTORALS to Hugh , Lord Clifford Dedication of the GEORGICKS of Virgil to Philip Stanhope , the second Earl of Chester- field . Page 71 227 269 291 353 391 . * 405 ...
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... poetry is a more powerful example , to prove that the modern writers may enter into comparison with the ancients ... poet . We see how ineffectually they have been try'd by Tasso , and by Ariosto . ' Tis using them too dully , if we only ...
... poetry is a more powerful example , to prove that the modern writers may enter into comparison with the ancients ... poet . We see how ineffectually they have been try'd by Tasso , and by Ariosto . ' Tis using them too dully , if we only ...
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... poet of , our age will presume to handle those machines , for fear of discovering his own ignorance ; or if he should ... poetry , I cannot but conclude with Mr. Rymer , that our English comedy is far beyond any thing of the Ancients ...
... poet of , our age will presume to handle those machines , for fear of discovering his own ignorance ; or if he should ... poetry , I cannot but conclude with Mr. Rymer , that our English comedy is far beyond any thing of the Ancients ...
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... poetry , in which the English stand almost upon an equal foot with the Ancients ; and it is that which we call ... poet may lawfully extend . I could wish you would cultivate this kind of Ode ; and reduce it either to the same measures ...
... poetry , in which the English stand almost upon an equal foot with the Ancients ; and it is that which we call ... poet may lawfully extend . I could wish you would cultivate this kind of Ode ; and reduce it either to the same measures ...
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... poetry , by all the town : I thought so my self when I writ it ; but being old , I mistrusted my own judgment . I hope it has done you service , and will do more . You told me not , but the town says you are print- ing Ovid de Arte ...
... poetry , by all the town : I thought so my self when I writ it ; but being old , I mistrusted my own judgment . I hope it has done you service , and will do more . You told me not , but the town says you are print- ing Ovid de Arte ...
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