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... epic poem is variety ; and , as the most enchanting to a reader , is the most difficult to an author . Smaller exertions are fufficient to a single fubject : the whole geníus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch be ...
... epic poem is variety ; and , as the most enchanting to a reader , is the most difficult to an author . Smaller exertions are fufficient to a single fubject : the whole geníus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch be ...
Strona 204
... epic poem is variety ; and , as the most enchanting to a reader , is the most diffi- cult to an author . Smaller exertions are fufficient to a single subject : the whole ge- níus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch ...
... epic poem is variety ; and , as the most enchanting to a reader , is the most diffi- cult to an author . Smaller exertions are fufficient to a single subject : the whole ge- níus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch ...
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... е To In * It is to be remarked , that thofe fhadows of hiftorical records , imparted by modern refinement in the shape of Dialogues of the Dead , perpetually err In Tragedy , the younger fifter of Epic poetry , VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. IV . 225.
... е To In * It is to be remarked , that thofe fhadows of hiftorical records , imparted by modern refinement in the shape of Dialogues of the Dead , perpetually err In Tragedy , the younger fifter of Epic poetry , VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. IV . 225.
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