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Description of a gentle refreshing Rain , and of the Rainbow 138 The cruelty of
destroying Creatures that are inoffensive 140 Of ... Hymn on that occasion 142
Description of a Storm 145 Tale of two Lovers in a Tempest 147 Of the Autumn
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Description of a gentle refreshing Rain , and of the Rainbow 138 The cruelty of
destroying Creatures that are inoffensive 140 Of ... Hymn on that occasion 142
Description of a Storm 145 Tale of two Lovers in a Tempest 147 Of the Autumn
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... 203 The Character of Agamemnon Description of that Chief ibid . His cruel
Speech to Menelaus 206 Accused of Cowardice by Ulylles ibid . Infolent Speech
of Diomed to him 207 --- Character of Diomed 208 Diomed's Behaviour approved
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... 203 The Character of Agamemnon Description of that Chief ibid . His cruel
Speech to Menelaus 206 Accused of Cowardice by Ulylles ibid . Infolent Speech
of Diomed to him 207 --- Character of Diomed 208 Diomed's Behaviour approved
by ...
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Description of Jupiter 227 Description of the Deities engaged in the Combat ibid .
Similies in the Description of the Grecian Army marching against the Trojans 228
The Iliad more Dramatic than any other Epic Poem 230 How Youth ought to ...
Description of Jupiter 227 Description of the Deities engaged in the Combat ibid .
Similies in the Description of the Grecian Army marching against the Trojans 228
The Iliad more Dramatic than any other Epic Poem 230 How Youth ought to ...
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In some places we have the Sublime without Terror 330 Description of the Angel
Raphael ibid . Descriptions of the Morning and Night 331 Of the Excellency of this
Poem 332 Of the Objections made to the Fable of this Poem 333 Of the ...
In some places we have the Sublime without Terror 330 Description of the Angel
Raphael ibid . Descriptions of the Morning and Night 331 Of the Excellency of this
Poem 332 Of the Objections made to the Fable of this Poem 333 Of the ...
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That painting as weļl as poetry so much affects us , is chiefly owing to the
justness and elegance of description . ... will always please ; and so it is with
poetry , the descriptions in Homer , Vire gil , Milton , and Shakespear , will live for
ever , and ...
That painting as weļl as poetry so much affects us , is chiefly owing to the
justness and elegance of description . ... will always please ; and so it is with
poetry , the descriptions in Homer , Vire gil , Milton , and Shakespear , will live for
ever , and ...
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| Título | The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith]. Volumen1 de The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith], Oliver Goldsmith |
| Autor | Art |
| Editores | Oliver Goldsmith, John Newbery |
| Publicado | 1762 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 29 Sep. 2006 |
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