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... The found muft feem an echo to the fense . We now proceed to the beauty of thought in poetry , and to give fome farther directions concerning the poetic ftyle . С НАР . txttete etect's CHA P. V. A Of the BEAUTY of Of ELISIONS . 17.
... The found muft feem an echo to the fense . We now proceed to the beauty of thought in poetry , and to give fome farther directions concerning the poetic ftyle . С НАР . txttete etect's CHA P. V. A Of the BEAUTY of Of ELISIONS . 17.
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... ftyle in the preceding volume , under the article Rhetoric , this chapter and the enfuing may , perhaps , feem like a repe- tition , and be thought ufelefs ; but it is to be confidered , that though thoughts in poetry and profe differ ...
... ftyle in the preceding volume , under the article Rhetoric , this chapter and the enfuing may , perhaps , feem like a repe- tition , and be thought ufelefs ; but it is to be confidered , that though thoughts in poetry and profe differ ...
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... ftyle ; for the paffages we have felected to illuftrate the thoughts , may ferve as fo many examples of ftyle alfo . The beauty of ftyle in general confifts in a proper choice of words , fo connected that they may exprefs the concep ...
... ftyle ; for the paffages we have felected to illuftrate the thoughts , may ferve as fo many examples of ftyle alfo . The beauty of ftyle in general confifts in a proper choice of words , fo connected that they may exprefs the concep ...
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... ftyle , it will be proper to take fome notice of the epithets , tropes and figures of which they are principally compounded ; fince it is by thefe different modes of fpeech that the poet is en- abled to vary a difcourfe almoft to ...
... ftyle , it will be proper to take fome notice of the epithets , tropes and figures of which they are principally compounded ; fince it is by thefe different modes of fpeech that the poet is en- abled to vary a difcourfe almoft to ...
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... ftyle prolix and flaccid , and robs it of that ftrength and force with which every difcourfe fhould be animated ; for the fhorter and clofer the ftyle the ftronger . And even where fome of the paffions are concerned , or the fubject is ...
... ftyle prolix and flaccid , and robs it of that ftrength and force with which every difcourfe fhould be animated ; for the fhorter and clofer the ftyle the ftronger . And even where fome of the paffions are concerned , or the fubject is ...
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