Lectures on the English PoetsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 256 páginas |
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... Muses ' mysteries ! On the contrary , no one was more apt to pry into mysteries which do not strictly belong to the Muses . Of the same kind with the Procession of the Passions , as little obscure , and still more beautiful , is the ...
... Muses ' mysteries ! On the contrary , no one was more apt to pry into mysteries which do not strictly belong to the Muses . Of the same kind with the Procession of the Passions , as little obscure , and still more beautiful , is the ...
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... Muses ' nicest mysteries . His Muse is , in fact , a giddy wanton flirt , who spends her time in playing at snapdragon and blind - man's - buff , who tells what she should not , and knows more than she tells . She laughs at the tricks ...
... Muses ' nicest mysteries . His Muse is , in fact , a giddy wanton flirt , who spends her time in playing at snapdragon and blind - man's - buff , who tells what she should not , and knows more than she tells . She laughs at the tricks ...
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... muse on many an ancient tale renown'd . Nothing can be more admirable than the learning here displayed , or the inference from it , that it is of no use but as it leads to interesting thought and reflection . That written after seeing ...
... muse on many an ancient tale renown'd . Nothing can be more admirable than the learning here displayed , or the inference from it , that it is of no use but as it leads to interesting thought and reflection . That written after seeing ...
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INTRODUCTORY ON POETRY IN GENERAL | 1 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
LECTURE III | 66 |
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