The Poetical Works of John Milton, 5±ÇJohn Macrone, 1835 |
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... manner ; but I venture , however pre- sumptuous it may appear , to assert that it is based on a theory wholly wrong . Johnson assumes , as many others have done , that the true heroic verse is the iambic ; such as Dryden , Pope , and ...
... manner ; but I venture , however pre- sumptuous it may appear , to assert that it is based on a theory wholly wrong . Johnson assumes , as many others have done , that the true heroic verse is the iambic ; such as Dryden , Pope , and ...
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... manners . It is not adapted to exhibition on the stage : it is too didactic ; and has too few actors and too few in- cidents . The fable , the characters , the sentiments , and the language are all admirably preserved : the story does ...
... manners . It is not adapted to exhibition on the stage : it is too didactic ; and has too few actors and too few in- cidents . The fable , the characters , the sentiments , and the language are all admirably preserved : the story does ...
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... manners : " but I am inclined to think that Milton is mistaken in calling it a verse of Euripides ; for Jerome and Grotius , ( who published the fragments of Menander ) and the best commentators , ancient and modern , say that it is ...
... manners : " but I am inclined to think that Milton is mistaken in calling it a verse of Euripides ; for Jerome and Grotius , ( who published the fragments of Menander ) and the best commentators , ancient and modern , say that it is ...
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... manner , not ancient only but modern , and still in use among the Italians . In the modeling there- fore of this poem , with good reason , the ancients and Italians are rather followed , as of much more authority and fame . The measure ...
... manner , not ancient only but modern , and still in use among the Italians . In the modeling there- fore of this poem , with good reason , the ancients and Italians are rather followed , as of much more authority and fame . The measure ...
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... manner , much different from what among us passes for best , thus much beforehand may be epistled ; that Chorus is here introduced after the Greek manner , not ancient only but modern , and still in use among the Italians . In the ...
... manner , much different from what among us passes for best , thus much beforehand may be epistled ; that Chorus is here introduced after the Greek manner , not ancient only but modern , and still in use among the Italians . In the ...
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