Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost |
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... Verse and Profe have Each their Peculiar Mu- fick , and whether One , or the Other ' tis Dif ferent according to the Subject . All kinds of Verse have Sounds of their Own ; Blank Verfe comes nearest to Profe , and as the Profe of Some ...
... Verse and Profe have Each their Peculiar Mu- fick , and whether One , or the Other ' tis Dif ferent according to the Subject . All kinds of Verse have Sounds of their Own ; Blank Verfe comes nearest to Profe , and as the Profe of Some ...
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... Verse and Profe are Oppofites , but Verse may be Destitute of Poetry , as Profe may be Poetick , by having All the Beauties of Poetry Except the Numbers . Verfe , With , or With- out Rime , is but One of the Advantages Poetry makes Ufe ...
... Verse and Profe are Oppofites , but Verse may be Destitute of Poetry , as Profe may be Poetick , by having All the Beauties of Poetry Except the Numbers . Verfe , With , or With- out Rime , is but One of the Advantages Poetry makes Ufe ...
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... Verses , " a Thing ( as he fays ) in “ it self to all judicious Ears , Trivial , and of " no true Mufical Delight ... Verse ' twas wrote in ; This , with the Arguments of the Books ( now Twelve , at firft ' twas in Ten only ) was add ...
... Verses , " a Thing ( as he fays ) in “ it self to all judicious Ears , Trivial , and of " no true Mufical Delight ... Verse ' twas wrote in ; This , with the Arguments of the Books ( now Twelve , at firft ' twas in Ten only ) was add ...
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