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Side 181
... Epic from a Dramatic Poem is , its being a Narration that comes immediately from the Poet , and is not reprefented , as in Tragedy , by perfons introduced for that purpose . The chief things to be confidered in an Epic Poem are , first ...
... Epic from a Dramatic Poem is , its being a Narration that comes immediately from the Poet , and is not reprefented , as in Tragedy , by perfons introduced for that purpose . The chief things to be confidered in an Epic Poem are , first ...
Side 348
... Epic Poem . What Mr. Voltaire has obferved on this fubject , is in fome measure juft , but not wholly fo . - The chiefs ap- pearing in the Pandemonium in their full ftature , while the reft , to find room , were dwindled into dwarfs ...
... Epic Poem . What Mr. Voltaire has obferved on this fubject , is in fome measure juft , but not wholly fo . - The chiefs ap- pearing in the Pandemonium in their full ftature , while the reft , to find room , were dwindled into dwarfs ...
Side 357
... Epic poem they are in- tolerable ; for tho ' the Epic deals in the wonderful , yet every thing is to be probable , and therefore the impoffible muft be excluded , uniefs it be founded on fome autho- rity or tradition that is held facred ...
... Epic poem they are in- tolerable ; for tho ' the Epic deals in the wonderful , yet every thing is to be probable , and therefore the impoffible muft be excluded , uniefs it be founded on fome autho- rity or tradition that is held facred ...
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