Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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Jonathan Richardson. an Imagination , and That Lively and Strong , Most Eminently fo . Imagination is Effen- tial to Poetry ; ' tis Manifeft He Conceiv'd Greatly , and Beautifully ; and what he Thus Saw he Communicated as far as Words ...
Jonathan Richardson. an Imagination , and That Lively and Strong , Most Eminently fo . Imagination is Effen- tial to Poetry ; ' tis Manifeft He Conceiv'd Greatly , and Beautifully ; and what he Thus Saw he Communicated as far as Words ...
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... Imagination than by Any O- ther Poem , a More Beautiful Idea is given of Nature than any Poet has Pretended to ; Na- ture as juft come out of the Hand of God , in its Virgin Lovelinefs , Glory , and Purity ; and the Human Race is Shown ...
... Imagination than by Any O- ther Poem , a More Beautiful Idea is given of Nature than any Poet has Pretended to ; Na- ture as juft come out of the Hand of God , in its Virgin Lovelinefs , Glory , and Purity ; and the Human Race is Shown ...
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... Imagination Only ; or if it Really was Handsomer to the Eye ; or if So many Great Letters as We put into the Page Look'd not So well as None at all , or very Few , as in the Old Italian Books by Giolito , or the Giunti and Some Others ...
... Imagination Only ; or if it Really was Handsomer to the Eye ; or if So many Great Letters as We put into the Page Look'd not So well as None at all , or very Few , as in the Old Italian Books by Giolito , or the Giunti and Some Others ...
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