The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Količina 3T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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Stran 27
... criticks would not always think that those thoughts are wholly mine , but that either they are secretly in the poet , or may be fairly deduced from him ; or at least , if both those considerations should fail , that my own is of a piece ...
... criticks would not always think that those thoughts are wholly mine , but that either they are secretly in the poet , or may be fairly deduced from him ; or at least , if both those considerations should fail , that my own is of a piece ...
Stran 43
... criticks , who are the common enemies . This last consi- deration puts me in mind of what I owe to the ingenious and learned translator of Lucretius . ? I have not here designed to rob him of any part of that commendation , which he has ...
... criticks , who are the common enemies . This last consi- deration puts me in mind of what I owe to the ingenious and learned translator of Lucretius . ? I have not here designed to rob him of any part of that commendation , which he has ...
Stran 59
... criticks for the whole poem , though written in that which they call he- roick verse , is of the Pindarick nature , as well in the thought as the expression ; and as such , re- quires the same grains of allowance for it . It was ...
... criticks for the whole poem , though written in that which they call he- roick verse , is of the Pindarick nature , as well in the thought as the expression ; and as such , re- quires the same grains of allowance for it . It was ...
Stran 88
... criticks , that this age and the last , particularly in England , have excelled the ancients in both those 2 In the age of Lorenzo de ' Medici and Leo the Tenth , that is , from about the middle of the fifteenth century to the death of ...
... criticks , that this age and the last , particularly in England , have excelled the ancients in both those 2 In the age of Lorenzo de ' Medici and Leo the Tenth , that is , from about the middle of the fifteenth century to the death of ...
Stran 102
... I should succeed in such a project , whereof I have not had the least hint from any of my predecessors , the poets , or any of their seconds and coadjutors , the criticks . Yet we see the art of war is 102 ON THE ORIGIN AND.
... I should succeed in such a project , whereof I have not had the least hint from any of my predecessors , the poets , or any of their seconds and coadjutors , the criticks . Yet we see the art of war is 102 ON THE ORIGIN AND.
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