Lectures on the English PoetsJ. Templeman, 1841 - 407 páginas |
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Página 139
... artificial grass - plats , gravel - walks , and tinkling rills ; for earthquakes and tem- pests , the breaking of a flower - pot , or the fall of a china jar ; for the tug and war of the elements , or the deadly strife of the passions ...
... artificial grass - plats , gravel - walks , and tinkling rills ; for earthquakes and tem- pests , the breaking of a flower - pot , or the fall of a china jar ; for the tug and war of the elements , or the deadly strife of the passions ...
Página 184
... artificial periods , the same bold and independent results as in former periods . And one reason appears to be that , though such persons , from whom we might at first expect a restoration of the good old times of poetry , are not ...
... artificial periods , the same bold and independent results as in former periods . And one reason appears to be that , though such persons , from whom we might at first expect a restoration of the good old times of poetry , are not ...
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... artificial style , neither the same range of invention , nor the same quick sense of propriety - nothing but learning is required . If you know the words , and their general meaning , it is sufficient : it is impos- sible you should ...
... artificial style , neither the same range of invention , nor the same quick sense of propriety - nothing but learning is required . If you know the words , and their general meaning , it is sufficient : it is impos- sible you should ...
Página 249
... artificial flowers of poetry , he plucked the mountain - daisy under his feet ; and a field - mouse , hurrying from its ruined dwelling , could inspire him with the senti- ments of terror and pity . He held the plough or the pen with ...
... artificial flowers of poetry , he plucked the mountain - daisy under his feet ; and a field - mouse , hurrying from its ruined dwelling , could inspire him with the senti- ments of terror and pity . He held the plough or the pen with ...
Página 344
... artificial for his pur- pose . He only familiarizes himself or his readers with a stone , covered with lichens , which has slept in the same spot of ground from the creation of the world , or with the rocky fissure between two mountains ...
... artificial for his pur- pose . He only familiarizes himself or his readers with a stone , covered with lichens , which has slept in the same spot of ground from the creation of the world , or with the rocky fissure between two mountains ...
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