Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386 páginas |
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... merit to confist in thinking differently from others , and in collecting uncom- mon , or remote and fanciful resemblan- ces . This merit , however , must suffer some degradation , when it is confidered as often actually in poffeffion of ...
... merit to confist in thinking differently from others , and in collecting uncom- mon , or remote and fanciful resemblan- ces . This merit , however , must suffer some degradation , when it is confidered as often actually in poffeffion of ...
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... merit was naturally magnified to much ; and the cenfure or praise of the day is too often confirmed , without examination , by the cenfure or praise of pofterity . Denham's poetical fame is chiefly founded on his Cooper's Hill , but his ...
... merit was naturally magnified to much ; and the cenfure or praise of the day is too often confirmed , without examination , by the cenfure or praise of pofterity . Denham's poetical fame is chiefly founded on his Cooper's Hill , but his ...
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... merit . The general idea it inculcates is this ; that commerce , by an enormous introduction of wealth , has augmented the number of the rich , who by exhaufting the pro- vifion of the poor , reduce them to the neceffity of emigration ...
... merit . The general idea it inculcates is this ; that commerce , by an enormous introduction of wealth , has augmented the number of the rich , who by exhaufting the pro- vifion of the poor , reduce them to the neceffity of emigration ...
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