The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volum 1W.P. Hazard, 1863 - 625 pàgines |
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Pàgina xix
... poets , " whom , both for their matter and " the pleasing sound of their numerous writing , " he found " in imitation most easy , and most ... poet ; that he possessed - - - the poetic faculty par excellence , call THE LIFE OF MILTON . xix.
... poets , " whom , both for their matter and " the pleasing sound of their numerous writing , " he found " in imitation most easy , and most ... poet ; that he possessed - - - the poetic faculty par excellence , call THE LIFE OF MILTON . xix.
Pàgina xx
... poetic imagination " this " vision and faculty divine " - may be better studied in Milton , by reason of its colossal proportions in him , than in any other English poet . If imagi- nation in the poet is the power of thinking in ...
... poetic imagination " this " vision and faculty divine " - may be better studied in Milton , by reason of its colossal proportions in him , than in any other English poet . If imagi- nation in the poet is the power of thinking in ...
Pàgina xlv
... poets . Poets generally , it is sup- posed , are and ought to be characterized by an excess of sensibility over ... poet ;. for generally such a nature , by reason of its dis- satisfaction with much that exists , will ally itself to ...
... poets . Poets generally , it is sup- posed , are and ought to be characterized by an excess of sensibility over ... poet ;. for generally such a nature , by reason of its dis- satisfaction with much that exists , will ally itself to ...
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