Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... Shakespeare , and Milton . There are no others that can really be put in competition with these . The two last have had justice done them by the voice of common fame . Their names are blazoned in the very firmament of reputation ; while ...
... Shakespeare , and Milton . There are no others that can really be put in competition with these . The two last have had justice done them by the voice of common fame . Their names are blazoned in the very firmament of reputation ; while ...
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... Shakespeare , as they would be ; and Milton , as they ought to be . As poets , and as great poets , imagination , that is , the power of feigning things according to nature , was common to them all : but the principle or moving power ...
... Shakespeare , as they would be ; and Milton , as they ought to be . As poets , and as great poets , imagination , that is , the power of feigning things according to nature , was common to them all : but the principle or moving power ...
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... Shakespeare's dramatic , Milton's epic . That is , Chaucer told only as much of his story as he pleased , as was required for a particular purpose . He answered for his characters himself . Shakespeare they are introduced upon the stage ...
... Shakespeare's dramatic , Milton's epic . That is , Chaucer told only as much of his story as he pleased , as was required for a particular purpose . He answered for his characters himself . Shakespeare they are introduced upon the stage ...
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