Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... seems always hurrying from his subject , even while describing it ; but the stroke , like the lightning's , is sure ... seem to become . Their felicity is equal to their force . Their likeness is made more dazzling by their novelty ...
... seems always hurrying from his subject , even while describing it ; but the stroke , like the lightning's , is sure ... seem to become . Their felicity is equal to their force . Their likeness is made more dazzling by their novelty ...
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... seems to grapple with his antagonists , and to describe real persons ; Pope seems to refine upon them in his own mind , and to make them out just what he pleases , till they are not real characters , but the mere drivelling effusions of ...
... seems to grapple with his antagonists , and to describe real persons ; Pope seems to refine upon them in his own mind , and to make them out just what he pleases , till they are not real characters , but the mere drivelling effusions of ...
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... seem rather to have irritated his spleen than to have drawn forth his powers of picturesque imitation . Certainly , if we compare Hudibras with Don Quixote in this respect , it seems rather a meagre and unsatisfactory performance ...
... seem rather to have irritated his spleen than to have drawn forth his powers of picturesque imitation . Certainly , if we compare Hudibras with Don Quixote in this respect , it seems rather a meagre and unsatisfactory performance ...
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