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Passion , and forward the Business of the Poem ibid . The affecting Soliloquy of
Dido at Midnight 305 The extreme Agonies , Despair and Madness of Dido on
seeing from a Watch - tower at break of Day the Trojan Fleet under fail 307 The ...
Passion , and forward the Business of the Poem ibid . The affecting Soliloquy of
Dido at Midnight 305 The extreme Agonies , Despair and Madness of Dido on
seeing from a Watch - tower at break of Day the Trojan Fleet under fail 307 The ...
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Abundant instances of these are to be found in our poets , and they are all (
except the obscure ) proper or improper , according to the nature and subject of
the poem in which they appear ; but obscurity is never to be admitted ; for as the
style ...
Abundant instances of these are to be found in our poets , and they are all (
except the obscure ) proper or improper , according to the nature and subject of
the poem in which they appear ; but obscurity is never to be admitted ; for as the
style ...
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The descriptive poems of Milton , I mean his L'Allegro and Il Penferoso , as well
as Denham's Cooper's Hill , Pope's ... for this they occasionally do of each Other :
even the epic poem , with all its dignity , has sometimes the plaintive strain of the
...
The descriptive poems of Milton , I mean his L'Allegro and Il Penferoso , as well
as Denham's Cooper's Hill , Pope's ... for this they occasionally do of each Other :
even the epic poem , with all its dignity , has sometimes the plaintive strain of the
...
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CH A P. VIII . Of the EPIGRAM . HE Epigram is a little poem , or composition in
verse , treating of one thing only , and whose distinguishing characiers are
Brevity , Beauty , and Point . The word Epigram signifies Inscription ; for epigrams
derive ...
CH A P. VIII . Of the EPIGRAM . HE Epigram is a little poem , or composition in
verse , treating of one thing only , and whose distinguishing characiers are
Brevity , Beauty , and Point . The word Epigram signifies Inscription ; for epigrams
derive ...
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T HE Elegy is a mournful and plaintive , but yet a sweet and engaging kind of
poem . It was first invented to bewail the death of a friend , and afterwards us'd to
express the complaints of lovers , or any other doleful and melancholy subject .
T HE Elegy is a mournful and plaintive , but yet a sweet and engaging kind of
poem . It was first invented to bewail the death of a friend , and afterwards us'd to
express the complaints of lovers , or any other doleful and melancholy subject .
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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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