The Poetical Works of Alexander PopeMacmillan, 1869 - 505 páginas |
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Página xii
... rules the meaning of which it blindly ignored , lost itself in empty dogmatism , or strayed into the exchange of sheer personalities . The true critic and the true student were rare among the children of our Augustan age . For in this ...
... rules the meaning of which it blindly ignored , lost itself in empty dogmatism , or strayed into the exchange of sheer personalities . The true critic and the true student were rare among the children of our Augustan age . For in this ...
Página xiii
... rules . But the Brothers ' Club founded by Bolingbroke in 1711 was a kind of backstairs Cabinet of the Tory party ... rule left as an unenvied privilege to the lowest hangers - on of literature , or to those members of society whom age ...
... rules . But the Brothers ' Club founded by Bolingbroke in 1711 was a kind of backstairs Cabinet of the Tory party ... rule left as an unenvied privilege to the lowest hangers - on of literature , or to those members of society whom age ...
Página xix
... rule would seem to lead to a contrary conclusion . As to Italian , he is said to have preferred Ariosto to Tasso ; but translations existed of both ; and the circumstance that in his Essay on Criticism he unjustifiably singles out Vida ...
... rule would seem to lead to a contrary conclusion . As to Italian , he is said to have preferred Ariosto to Tasso ; but translations existed of both ; and the circumstance that in his Essay on Criticism he unjustifiably singles out Vida ...
Página xlviii
... rules - and supposed classical rules - into a code which was French rather than classical . He had turned from the French to the ancients them- selves , but he could not shake off the influence to which he had allowed himself to be ...
... rules - and supposed classical rules - into a code which was French rather than classical . He had turned from the French to the ancients them- selves , but he could not shake off the influence to which he had allowed himself to be ...
Página li
... rule as to the position of the casura in the verse . The ear is delighted after listening to a page of Pope ; an entire poem is apt to weary by the regularity of the cadence , resembling the march - past of column after column of ...
... rule as to the position of the casura in the verse . The ear is delighted after listening to a page of Pope ; an entire poem is apt to weary by the regularity of the cadence , resembling the march - past of column after column of ...
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