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Pagina 24
His affection was natural ; it had undoubtedly been written with great labour ; and
who is willing to think that he has been labouring in vain ? He had infused into it
much knowledge and much thought ; had often polished it to elegance , often ...
His affection was natural ; it had undoubtedly been written with great labour ; and
who is willing to think that he has been labouring in vain ? He had infused into it
much knowledge and much thought ; had often polished it to elegance , often ...
Pagina 28
But on higher occasions and nobler subjects , when habit was overpowered by
the necessity of reflection , he wanted not wisdom as a statesman , or elegance
as a poet . CONGREVE . WILLIAM CONGREVE descended from a family in ...
But on higher occasions and nobler subjects , when habit was overpowered by
the necessity of reflection , he wanted not wisdom as a statesman , or elegance
as a poet . CONGREVE . WILLIAM CONGREVE descended from a family in ...
Pagina 35
From this time his life ceased to be public ; he lived for himself and his friends ,
and among his friends was able to name every man of his time whom wit and
elegance had raised to reputation . It may be therefore reasonably supposed that
his ...
From this time his life ceased to be public ; he lived for himself and his friends ,
and among his friends was able to name every man of his time whom wit and
elegance had raised to reputation . It may be therefore reasonably supposed that
his ...
Pagina 41
His “ Art of Pleasing " is founded on a vulgar , but perhaps impracticable principle
, and the staleness of the sense is not concealed by any novelty of illustration or
elegance of diction . This tissue of poetry , from which he seems to have hoped ...
His “ Art of Pleasing " is founded on a vulgar , but perhaps impracticable principle
, and the staleness of the sense is not concealed by any novelty of illustration or
elegance of diction . This tissue of poetry , from which he seems to have hoped ...
Pagina 49
Correction seldom effects more than the suppression of faults : a happy line , or a
single elegance , may perhaps be added ; but of a large work , the general
character must always remain . The original constitution can be very little helped
by ...
Correction seldom effects more than the suppression of faults : a happy line , or a
single elegance , may perhaps be added ; but of a large work , the general
character must always remain . The original constitution can be very little helped
by ...
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