 | René Rapin - 1706 - Liczba stron: 550
...of, than with any true Models of Epick Poefie. . , • . After all, he is faid tp have a partlculaf Talent for the Manners; his Thoughts are great, and...Criticks. " .--] . . ;• :'.., ". A more happy Genius for tferoick Pte/ie, appears in Ccnvky. He underftood the Purity f the ferfficuity, the Majtjif of Stile,... | |
 | Robert Shiells - 1753 - Liczba stron: 366
...jumbled in confufion, and darknefs fpread over all ; but it muft be acknowledged, that Davenant had a particular talent for the manners ; his thoughts...are great, and there appears fomething roughly noble thro' the whole." This is the fubftance of Rymer's obfervations on Gondibert. Rymer was certainly a... | |
 | Joel Elias Spingarn - 1908 - Liczba stron: 376
...of Pybrach, which he speaks of, than with any true Models of Epick Poesie. } "After all, he is said to have a particular Talent for the Manners: his thoughts are great, and there appears something roughly Noble throughout this fragment, which, had 35 he been pleased to finish it, would... | |
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Morality throughout the whole Canto's together, shew him better acquainted with the quatrains of Pybrach, which he speaks of, than with any true Models of Epick Poesie. After all, he is said to have a particular Talent for the Manners: his thoughts are... 