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... writer - Southey - Scott - Byron - The epic quality of their poems - Remarks- Paradise Regained ' much less encum- bered with abstruse learning than Paradise Lost ' page 248 CHAPTER XXIV . Milton's juvenile poems - ' L'Allegro ' and ...
... writer - Southey - Scott - Byron - The epic quality of their poems - Remarks- Paradise Regained ' much less encum- bered with abstruse learning than Paradise Lost ' page 248 CHAPTER XXIV . Milton's juvenile poems - ' L'Allegro ' and ...
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... - gossiping style of old Isaac Walton ! Toland took up the subject , and collected much useful matter ; but he was a heavy writer , who never enjoyed much favour with the public . The Life by Fenton the poet is too meagre to satisfy.
... - gossiping style of old Isaac Walton ! Toland took up the subject , and collected much useful matter ; but he was a heavy writer , who never enjoyed much favour with the public . The Life by Fenton the poet is too meagre to satisfy.
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... writer : in a word , he had more taste , and more poetry , and consequently more propriety . If a fondness for the Italian writers has sometimes infected his English poetry with false ornaments , his Latin verses , both in diction and ...
... writer : in a word , he had more taste , and more poetry , and consequently more propriety . If a fondness for the Italian writers has sometimes infected his English poetry with false ornaments , his Latin verses , both in diction and ...
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... and elevation of thought , rarely found in very young writers . " The poem consists of sixty - nine lines . The whole is beautiful . In answer to those who assert the liability of nature to old age , the LIFE OF MILTON . 21.
... and elevation of thought , rarely found in very young writers . " The poem consists of sixty - nine lines . The whole is beautiful . In answer to those who assert the liability of nature to old age , the LIFE OF MILTON . 21.
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... writer who has not a visionary presence of the objects which produce it : but it were better to give more of the pathos , and less of the objects . This faculty , indeed , was not Milton's chief ex- cellence now and then he is pathetic ...
... writer who has not a visionary presence of the objects which produce it : but it were better to give more of the pathos , and less of the objects . This faculty , indeed , was not Milton's chief ex- cellence now and then he is pathetic ...
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