Biographia Literaria: Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Volumen2Rest Fenner, 23, Paternoster Row, 1817 - 309 páginas |
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... verses ; the attic for their iambic ; and the two modes of the doric , the lyric or sacerdotal , and the pastoral , the distinctions of which were doubtless more obvious to the Greeks them- selves than they are to us . I will venture to ...
... verses ; the attic for their iambic ; and the two modes of the doric , the lyric or sacerdotal , and the pastoral , the distinctions of which were doubtless more obvious to the Greeks them- selves than they are to us . I will venture to ...
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... verses of those who have professed their admiration of his genius , but even of those who have distin- guished themselves by hostility to his theory , and depreciation of his writings , are the impres- sions of his principles plainly ...
... verses of those who have professed their admiration of his genius , but even of those who have distin- guished themselves by hostility to his theory , and depreciation of his writings , are the impres- sions of his principles plainly ...
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... verses from the preceding stanza ? " The ancient spirit is not dead ; Old times , thought I , are breathing there ! Proud was I , that my country bred Such strength , a dignity so fair ! She begged an alms , like one in poor estate ; I ...
... verses from the preceding stanza ? " The ancient spirit is not dead ; Old times , thought I , are breathing there ! Proud was I , that my country bred Such strength , a dignity so fair ! She begged an alms , like one in poor estate ; I ...
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... imperfect joys expire . " But were it otherwise , what would this prove , but a truth , of which no man ever doubted ? Videlicet , that there are sentences , which would : , be equally in their place both in verse and 76.
... imperfect joys expire . " But were it otherwise , what would this prove , but a truth , of which no man ever doubted ? Videlicet , that there are sentences , which would : , be equally in their place both in verse and 76.
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... verse and prose . Assuredly it does not prove the point , which alone requires proof ; namely , that there are not passages , which would suit the one , and not suit the other . The first lines of this sonnet is distinguished from the ...
... verse and prose . Assuredly it does not prove the point , which alone requires proof ; namely , that there are not passages , which would suit the one , and not suit the other . The first lines of this sonnet is distinguished from the ...
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