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... verses ; much lefs the distinction and character of a true poet . After the publication of the PARADISE LOST , whofe acknowledged merit and increasing celebrity might have naturally contri- buted to call other pieces of the same author ...
... verses ; much lefs the distinction and character of a true poet . After the publication of the PARADISE LOST , whofe acknowledged merit and increasing celebrity might have naturally contri- buted to call other pieces of the same author ...
Page vii
... verses . To afcertain his criticisms in de- tecting or reforming these imaginary forgeries , he often appeals to words and phrases in the fame . poem . But he never attempts to confirm his con- jectures from the smaller poems , written ...
... verses . To afcertain his criticisms in de- tecting or reforming these imaginary forgeries , he often appeals to words and phrases in the fame . poem . But he never attempts to confirm his con- jectures from the smaller poems , written ...
Page x
... verse , which after its revival by Philips had been long neglected , caught the pub- lic ear and the whole of Milton's poetical works , affociating their respective powers as in one com- mon intereft , jointly and reciprocally ...
... verse , which after its revival by Philips had been long neglected , caught the pub- lic ear and the whole of Milton's poetical works , affociating their respective powers as in one com- mon intereft , jointly and reciprocally ...
Page xiv
... verses with claffic elegance . But we must at least except fome of the hendecafyllables and epigrams of Leland , one of our firft literary reformers , from this hafty determination . In the Elégies , Ovid was profeffedly Milton's model ...
... verses with claffic elegance . But we must at least except fome of the hendecafyllables and epigrams of Leland , one of our firft literary reformers , from this hafty determination . In the Elégies , Ovid was profeffedly Milton's model ...
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... VERSE yet fung or faid . 66 I cannot however admit bishop Pearce's reasoning , who fays , " Mil- " ton appears to have meant a different thing by RHIME here from " RIME in his Preface , where it is fix times mentioned , and always ...
... VERSE yet fung or faid . 66 I cannot however admit bishop Pearce's reasoning , who fays , " Mil- " ton appears to have meant a different thing by RHIME here from " RIME in his Preface , where it is fix times mentioned , and always ...
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