Conversations on Some of the Old Poets

Abolitionism admirable Æsop archaisms Arcite beauty become behold believe bird bobolink body BUSSY D'AMBOIS Byron Chapman Chaucer Chaunticlere child colours critics D'Ambois death delight dignity divine doth earth expression eyes faculty fancy fear feel flowers genius give golden grace hand hath hear heart heaven Hero Hero and Leander humour Iliad imagination instinct intellect JOHN John Ford kind Knight's Tale language light lives look Lover's Melancholy majestic melody metre Milton mind nature ness never noble OLD DRAMATISTS Orgilus Othello passage pedlar Penthea Petrarch PHILIP plays poems poet poet's poetical poetry Pope Pythagoras rhyme seems Shakspeare silent sing Sir Philip Sidney sonnet sorrow soul speak Spenser spirit stars Sun's Darling sweet tell tender thee thing thou thought translation Troilus true truly truth turn utter verse virtue voice whole wings wonder words Wordsworth