Literary Criticism of Alexander PopeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1965 - 181 sivua |
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... images . On this last consideration I cannot but attri- bute these to the fruitfulness of his invention , since ( as he has managed them ) they are a sort of supernumerary pictures of the persons or things they are joined to . We see ...
... images . On this last consideration I cannot but attri- bute these to the fruitfulness of his invention , since ( as he has managed them ) they are a sort of supernumerary pictures of the persons or things they are joined to . We see ...
Sivu 140
... images exactly correspond . I take the reason of it to be this : in the first , the copy must be like the original to cause it to affect us ; the glass needs only to return the real image to make it beautiful ; whereas in the other , a ...
... images exactly correspond . I take the reason of it to be this : in the first , the copy must be like the original to cause it to affect us ; the glass needs only to return the real image to make it beautiful ; whereas in the other , a ...
Sivu 152
... images and to take its color from the complexion of the thoughts . Accordingly , the Odyssey is not always clothed ... image of an action , can attach himself to little circumstances without vulgarity or trifling . What particulars are ...
... images and to take its color from the complexion of the thoughts . Accordingly , the Odyssey is not always clothed ... image of an action , can attach himself to little circumstances without vulgarity or trifling . What particulars are ...
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Preface to the Works of 1717 | 23 |
From Popes Correspondence | 29 |
Of the Art of Sinking in Poetry | 43 |
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