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Side 264
... beautiful circum- ftance , and finely introduced . It abundantly exalts his hero , at the fame time that it lets down the fuitors ; and , I must observe , that if fcoffing is ever to be admitted in Epic Poetry , that of the fuitors to ...
... beautiful circum- ftance , and finely introduced . It abundantly exalts his hero , at the fame time that it lets down the fuitors ; and , I must observe , that if fcoffing is ever to be admitted in Epic Poetry , that of the fuitors to ...
Side 357
... beautiful colours and ich ornaments , that they meet with respect and applause in every company : but , however excellent in themselves , as members of an Epic poem they are in- tolerable ; for tho ' the Epic deals in the wonderful ...
... beautiful colours and ich ornaments , that they meet with respect and applause in every company : but , however excellent in themselves , as members of an Epic poem they are in- tolerable ; for tho ' the Epic deals in the wonderful ...
Side 363
... beautiful poem , but which , when considered as an Epic poem , will be found in fome parts exceptionable , as indeed all those performances must neceffarily be , where a modern story is treated in the manner of the antient Epic poems ...
... beautiful poem , but which , when considered as an Epic poem , will be found in fome parts exceptionable , as indeed all those performances must neceffarily be , where a modern story is treated in the manner of the antient Epic poems ...
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