English Critical Essays: (sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries)Edmund David Jones H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1930 - 460 sivua |
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... original composition ; and the more willingly , as it seems an original subject to me , who have seen nothing hitherto written on it : But first , a few thoughts on composition in general . Some are of opinion that its growth , at ...
... original composition ; and the more willingly , as it seems an original subject to me , who have seen nothing hitherto written on it : But first , a few thoughts on composition in general . Some are of opinion that its growth , at ...
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... original writer , like Armida's wand , out of a barren waste calls a blooming spring . Out of that blooming spring an imitator is a transplanter of laurels , which sometimes die on removal , always languish in a foreign soil . But ...
... original writer , like Armida's wand , out of a barren waste calls a blooming spring . Out of that blooming spring an imitator is a transplanter of laurels , which sometimes die on removal , always languish in a foreign soil . But ...
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... globe . But why are originals so few ? not because the writer's harvest is over , the great reapers of M antiquity having left nothing to be gleaned after them ; 240 ORIGINAL COMPOSITION 321 If it is said, that most of the Latin ...
... globe . But why are originals so few ? not because the writer's harvest is over , the great reapers of M antiquity having left nothing to be gleaned after them ; 240 ORIGINAL COMPOSITION 321 If it is said, that most of the Latin ...
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