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... poetry , which furpaffed that of many fucceeding writers , though conveyed on fuch various fubjects , and in such a ... poet , who has proved himself master of harmony , as of his more immediate characteristics - spirit and genius ...
... poetry , which furpaffed that of many fucceeding writers , though conveyed on fuch various fubjects , and in such a ... poet , who has proved himself master of harmony , as of his more immediate characteristics - spirit and genius ...
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... poet , as a compliment to his inventive faculties : the piece itself is , and will ever remain , while imagination and harmony are admired , a testi- mony of poetic genius . Some parts of the com- pofition have been observed to be ...
... poet , as a compliment to his inventive faculties : the piece itself is , and will ever remain , while imagination and harmony are admired , a testi- mony of poetic genius . Some parts of the com- pofition have been observed to be ...
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... poetic genius will by no means felect this , as the most engaging part of the Æneid . There is a favageness in it ... poetry , approved and copy'd by DRYDEN , though at this time almost bury'd in oblivion . The The next sport is the ...
... poetic genius will by no means felect this , as the most engaging part of the Æneid . There is a favageness in it ... poetry , approved and copy'd by DRYDEN , though at this time almost bury'd in oblivion . The The next sport is the ...
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