The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... grove , What drops the myrtle , what the balmy reed How nature paints her colours , how the bee Sits on the bloom , extracting liquid fweet . Such whifp'ring wak'd her , but with startled eye On Adam , whom embracing , thus fhe spoke- O ...
... grove , What drops the myrtle , what the balmy reed How nature paints her colours , how the bee Sits on the bloom , extracting liquid fweet . Such whifp'ring wak'd her , but with startled eye On Adam , whom embracing , thus fhe spoke- O ...
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... for inftance , in defcribing a lawn near to a grotto in a wood , the profe writer fays , Clofe to her grotto , which is shaded by a grove , there is a beautiful lawn edged round with mojs . Which the poet would Of the STYLE of POETRY . -41.
... for inftance , in defcribing a lawn near to a grotto in a wood , the profe writer fays , Clofe to her grotto , which is shaded by a grove , there is a beautiful lawn edged round with mojs . Which the poet would Of the STYLE of POETRY . -41.
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... grove , A carpet's laid that nature wove ; Which time extended on the ground , And tuff'd with moss the selvage round . Poetry endeavours to exprefs things paraphraftically , or in fhort descriptions , rather than in fimple terms ; and ...
... grove , A carpet's laid that nature wove ; Which time extended on the ground , And tuff'd with moss the selvage round . Poetry endeavours to exprefs things paraphraftically , or in fhort descriptions , rather than in fimple terms ; and ...
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... grove , I play to please myself , albeit ill . Nought weigh I , who my fong doth praise or blame , Ne ftrive to win renown , or pafs the rest : With fhepherds fits not follow flying fame , But feed his flocks in fields , where falls him ...
... grove , I play to please myself , albeit ill . Nought weigh I , who my fong doth praise or blame , Ne ftrive to win renown , or pafs the rest : With fhepherds fits not follow flying fame , But feed his flocks in fields , where falls him ...
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... grove , In the cool fhade to fing the pains of love : Sing what thou wilt , ill - nature will prevail ; And every elf hath skill enough to rail : But yet , though poor and artless be my vein , Menalcas feems to like my fimple strain ...
... grove , In the cool fhade to fing the pains of love : Sing what thou wilt , ill - nature will prevail ; And every elf hath skill enough to rail : But yet , though poor and artless be my vein , Menalcas feems to like my fimple strain ...
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