The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 89
... Poet with Scenes fo proper to ftrike the Imagi nation , as no other Poet could have painted thofe Scenes in more strong and lively Colours , N ° 418 Monday , June 30 . -feret & rubus alper amomum . Virg . Ecl . 3. v . 89 . The rugged ...
... Poet with Scenes fo proper to ftrike the Imagi nation , as no other Poet could have painted thofe Scenes in more strong and lively Colours , N ° 418 Monday , June 30 . -feret & rubus alper amomum . Virg . Ecl . 3. v . 89 . The rugged ...
Page 93
... Poet's Fan- cy , because he has no Pattern to follow in it , and must work altogether out of his own Invention . THERE is a very odd Turn of Thought required for this fort of Writing , and it is impoffible for a Poet to fucceed in it ...
... Poet's Fan- cy , because he has no Pattern to follow in it , and must work altogether out of his own Invention . THERE is a very odd Turn of Thought required for this fort of Writing , and it is impoffible for a Poet to fucceed in it ...
Page 195
AT the fame time the Poet fo contrives Matters that the two Criminals are the Favourites of the Audience . We fit ftill , and wish well to them through the whole Play , are pleased when they meet with proper Oppor- tunities , and out of ...
AT the fame time the Poet fo contrives Matters that the two Criminals are the Favourites of the Audience . We fit ftill , and wish well to them through the whole Play , are pleased when they meet with proper Oppor- tunities , and out of ...
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