...as well have introduced a feries of iambicks among their heroicks. His next work is the trarvflation of the Art of poetry ; which has received, in my opinion,...reader only fcorns it for pretending to be verfe. it * Having difentangled himfelf from the difficulties of rhyme, he may juftly be expected to give...

...unwarrantably licentious. Latin poets might as well have introduced a feries of iambicks among their heroic ks. His next work is the tranflation of the Art of poetry...can hardly fupport itfelf without bold figures and (hiking images. A poem frigidly dida&ick, without rhyme, is fo near to profe, that the reader only...

...the Art of Poetry; which has received, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly insert itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly fuactick, without rhyme, is...

...the Art of Poetry; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactick, without rhyme,...

...the Art of Poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactickj without rhyme,...

...the Art of Poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind ; it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactick, without rhyme,...

...the Art of Poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactick, without rhyme,...

...the Art of Poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind: it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactick, without rhyme,...

...the Art of Poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, no less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactick, without rhyme,...

...the art of poetry ; which has received, in my opinion, not less praise than it deserves. Blank verse, left merely to its numbers, has little operation either on the ear or mind : it can hardly support itself without bold figures and striking images. A poem frigidly didactic, without rhyme, is...