Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... pastoral . In Minor English Poets , for example , there are works called pastorals by Otway , Duke , Congreve , Fenton , Gay , Broome , Ambrose Philips , Shenstone , Cunningham , Byrom , Thomas Warton , and Blacklock ( and , of course ...
... pastoral . In Minor English Poets , for example , there are works called pastorals by Otway , Duke , Congreve , Fenton , Gay , Broome , Ambrose Philips , Shenstone , Cunningham , Byrom , Thomas Warton , and Blacklock ( and , of course ...
Strona xvii
... pastoral another . Yet the one term might refer to form and the other to set- ting - as Shenstone apparently felt when he called one of his works a “ pastoral ode . " Similarly a divine poem treats religious matters , while a pastoral ...
... pastoral another . Yet the one term might refer to form and the other to set- ting - as Shenstone apparently felt when he called one of his works a “ pastoral ode . " Similarly a divine poem treats religious matters , while a pastoral ...
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... pastoral narrative is called simply pastoral , ( anciently beucolique ) the same dramatique , pastoral comedy . The figure , therefore , of an epique poem , and of a tragedy , ought to be the same , for they differ no more but in that ...
... pastoral narrative is called simply pastoral , ( anciently beucolique ) the same dramatique , pastoral comedy . The figure , therefore , of an epique poem , and of a tragedy , ought to be the same , for they differ no more but in that ...
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