The feast of the poets, with notes, and other pieces in verse, by the editor of The Examiner. The dedication signed: Leigh HuntLondon, 1815 |
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Page 50
... pleasing analysis , with occasional versions of twenty or thirty lines , of the Araucana of Alonzo d'Ercilla , and in the same place is a translation of the three first Cantos of Dante , which if far beneath the 50 NOTES ON THE.
... pleasing analysis , with occasional versions of twenty or thirty lines , of the Araucana of Alonzo d'Ercilla , and in the same place is a translation of the three first Cantos of Dante , which if far beneath the 50 NOTES ON THE.
Page 61
... pleasing and even pathetic lines in the notes to his Moviad , beginning I wish I was where Anna lies ; - but such lines coming in such a place , in the very thick of petty resentments and vulgar personalities , contradict the better ...
... pleasing and even pathetic lines in the notes to his Moviad , beginning I wish I was where Anna lies ; - but such lines coming in such a place , in the very thick of petty resentments and vulgar personalities , contradict the better ...
Page 65
... pleasing circumstance , luxury of description ; and in his idea of Marmion has shewn a taste for that mix- ture of genuine human character with the abstrac- F tions of poetry , which is a mark of no FEAST OF THE POETS . G5 3193.
... pleasing circumstance , luxury of description ; and in his idea of Marmion has shewn a taste for that mix- ture of genuine human character with the abstrac- F tions of poetry , which is a mark of no FEAST OF THE POETS . G5 3193.
Page 70
... pleasing now - a - days in a poem of any length , unless the subject involves a portion of the humourous or satirical , as in the School - Mistress and the Castle of Indolence , where the author looks through his seriousness with a ...
... pleasing now - a - days in a poem of any length , unless the subject involves a portion of the humourous or satirical , as in the School - Mistress and the Castle of Indolence , where the author looks through his seriousness with a ...
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... pleasing and absolutely to despair of instructing ; till at last he either looks upon all things around him with a resentful melancholy , or settles into that contemptuous indifference which is still more fatal to poetry . Dr. Young ...
... pleasing and absolutely to despair of instructing ; till at last he either looks upon all things around him with a resentful melancholy , or settles into that contemptuous indifference which is still more fatal to poetry . Dr. Young ...
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