Lectures on the English PoetsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 256 páginas |
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... kind ; abstract definitions of a species . Chaucer , it has been said , numbered the classes of men , as Linnaeus numbered the plants . Most of them remain to this day : others that are obsolete , and may well be dispensed with , still ...
... kind ; abstract definitions of a species . Chaucer , it has been said , numbered the classes of men , as Linnaeus numbered the plants . Most of them remain to this day : others that are obsolete , and may well be dispensed with , still ...
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... kind , and has a spirit of high enjoyment in it , of sportive fancy , a liveliness of description , and a truth of nature , that never were surpassed . It is superior to either Gay or Prior ; for with all their naïveté and terseness ...
... kind , and has a spirit of high enjoyment in it , of sportive fancy , a liveliness of description , and a truth of nature , that never were surpassed . It is superior to either Gay or Prior ; for with all their naïveté and terseness ...
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... kind . Indeed , it may be said that the moral of the piece is to show the vulgarity of vice ; or that the same violations of integrity and decorum , the same habitual sophistry in palliating their want of principle , are common to the ...
... kind . Indeed , it may be said that the moral of the piece is to show the vulgarity of vice ; or that the same violations of integrity and decorum , the same habitual sophistry in palliating their want of principle , are common to the ...
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INTRODUCTORY ON POETRY IN GENERAL | 1 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
LECTURE III | 66 |
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