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... of Poetry 54 These classed in a new manner 55 PRECEPTS for the EPIGRAM ,
with occasional Remarks 56 to 61 Epigram written by Mr. Pope with the Earl of
Chesterfield's Diamond pencil On a Flower painted by Varelst , by Mr. Prior ibid .
... of Poetry 54 These classed in a new manner 55 PRECEPTS for the EPIGRAM ,
with occasional Remarks 56 to 61 Epigram written by Mr. Pope with the Earl of
Chesterfield's Diamond pencil On a Flower painted by Varelst , by Mr. Prior ibid .
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89 101 IIZ 121 127 PRECEPTS for the PASTORAL , with occasional Remarks 84
to 115 Of the origin of Pastoral 84 Amaryllis , or the third Idyllium of Theocritus ,
by Mr. Fawkes 87 Virgil's first Pastoral , translated by Dryden Spenser's fixth ...
89 101 IIZ 121 127 PRECEPTS for the PASTORAL , with occasional Remarks 84
to 115 Of the origin of Pastoral 84 Amaryllis , or the third Idyllium of Theocritus ,
by Mr. Fawkes 87 Virgil's first Pastoral , translated by Dryden Spenser's fixth ...
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Of Painting and Music 234 PRECEPT S for Tales in Verse , with occasional
Remarks 235 to 245 Those best which keep ... by Mr. Gay 24.2 PRECEPTS for
FABLES , with occasional Remarks 245 to 252 The great ufefulness of Fables
245 The ...
Of Painting and Music 234 PRECEPT S for Tales in Verse , with occasional
Remarks 235 to 245 Those best which keep ... by Mr. Gay 24.2 PRECEPTS for
FABLES , with occasional Remarks 245 to 252 The great ufefulness of Fables
245 The ...
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Some subjects , indeed , are more proper than others , as they admit of more
poetical ornaments , and give a greater latitude to genius ; but what . ever the
subject is , those precepts are to be laid down that are the most useful , and they
...
Some subjects , indeed , are more proper than others , as they admit of more
poetical ornaments , and give a greater latitude to genius ; but what . ever the
subject is , those precepts are to be laid down that are the most useful , and they
...
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We have only to add to what has been already said , that the great art in the
conduct of these poems is fo to adorn and enliven the precepts that they may
agreeably strike the imagination , and to de . liver them in such an indirect
manner , that ...
We have only to add to what has been already said , that the great art in the
conduct of these poems is fo to adorn and enliven the precepts that they may
agreeably strike the imagination , and to de . liver them in such an indirect
manner , that ...
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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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