The Bee,: Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Tập 5James Anderson Mundell and son, 1791 |
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... poets I mention are sometimes deficient ; and thus between artificial groflhess and actual ignorance, there is no wonder that they often fall short of perfection. It is indeed a principal argument with their admirers, that a poet of ...
... poets I mention are sometimes deficient ; and thus between artificial groflhess and actual ignorance, there is no wonder that they often fall short of perfection. It is indeed a principal argument with their admirers, that a poet of ...
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... poet which depends on imagination. It is by this talent that the poet makes a proper choice and arrangement of those circumstances in an object, which, in suggesting it he means to employ. For though we ascribe to him creative powers ...
... poet which depends on imagination. It is by this talent that the poet makes a proper choice and arrangement of those circumstances in an object, which, in suggesting it he means to employ. For though we ascribe to him creative powers ...
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... poet, for instance, has to imitate the manners and customs of the country life. If any objects are introduced that are not connected with the pastoral life, they are improper. The objects from which the poet borrows his imagery must be ...
... poet, for instance, has to imitate the manners and customs of the country life. If any objects are introduced that are not connected with the pastoral life, they are improper. The objects from which the poet borrows his imagery must be ...
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