An essay on criticism ... With notes by Mr. WarburtonHenry Lintot, 1749 - 89 sivua |
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... Nature the best guide of Judgment , 68 to 87 . Improv'd by Art and Rules , which are but metho- diz'd Nature , ✯ 88 . A 2 Rules Rules deriv'd from the Practice of the Ancient Poets , 2 T [ 3 ]
... Nature the best guide of Judgment , 68 to 87 . Improv'd by Art and Rules , which are but metho- diz'd Nature , ✯ 88 . A 2 Rules Rules deriv'd from the Practice of the Ancient Poets , 2 T [ 3 ]
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... nature , 508 , & c . When Severity is chiefly to be used by Critics , ✯ 526 , & c . PART . III . Ver . 560 , & c . Rules for the Conduct of Manners in a Critic , 1 . Candour , 563. Modefty , 566. Good- Breeding , 572. Sincerity , and ...
... nature , 508 , & c . When Severity is chiefly to be used by Critics , ✯ 526 , & c . PART . III . Ver . 560 , & c . Rules for the Conduct of Manners in a Critic , 1 . Candour , 563. Modefty , 566. Good- Breeding , 572. Sincerity , and ...
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... nature , the Author has judici- oufly interwoven the precepts of both reciprocally thro ' his whole рост . 2. As all the rules of the ancient Cri- tics were taken from Poets , who copied nature , there is a double reason why every Poet ...
... nature , the Author has judici- oufly interwoven the precepts of both reciprocally thro ' his whole рост . 2. As all the rules of the ancient Cri- tics were taken from Poets , who copied nature , there is a double reason why every Poet ...
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... nature of the compofition , that makes Method proper or unneceflary . HO VER . I. ' Tis hard to fay , & c . ] The ... natural measure of Time ) always GENIUS in the Poet and like the fun ( the conftant and equal . Both must alike from ...
... nature of the compofition , that makes Method proper or unneceflary . HO VER . I. ' Tis hard to fay , & c . ] The ... natural measure of Time ) always GENIUS in the Poet and like the fun ( the conftant and equal . Both must alike from ...
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... natural endowments , he ought to give a further teft of his qualifications by fome acquired talents : And this on two accounts : 1. Because the office of a Critic is an exercife of Authority . 2. Because he being naturally as partial to ...
... natural endowments , he ought to give a further teft of his qualifications by fome acquired talents : And this on two accounts : 1. Because the office of a Critic is an exercife of Authority . 2. Because he being naturally as partial to ...
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