Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 106-107Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1982 |
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Page 47
may have in the past , the grand or clever poetic manner of others . One must find one's own way of flying a kite . Therefore , in his poetic decalogue , the poet proscribes committing " flirtation with the muse of Moore " and coveting ...
may have in the past , the grand or clever poetic manner of others . One must find one's own way of flying a kite . Therefore , in his poetic decalogue , the poet proscribes committing " flirtation with the muse of Moore " and coveting ...
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... poet must find a means to counter it , and rhyme is the poetic form most offensive to reason . Jonson says that the two are at war . As we see in a poetic roll of ladies , rhyme is merely matter of chance : I have named a few , not ...
... poet must find a means to counter it , and rhyme is the poetic form most offensive to reason . Jonson says that the two are at war . As we see in a poetic roll of ladies , rhyme is merely matter of chance : I have named a few , not ...
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... poets old and new . He was aware of the problems of contemporary poets and could discern rising merit in poets like Crabbe . Poetic productions reviewed in the Annual Register represent an interesting facet of Burke's interest in ...
... poets old and new . He was aware of the problems of contemporary poets and could discern rising merit in poets like Crabbe . Poetic productions reviewed in the Annual Register represent an interesting facet of Burke's interest in ...
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