Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With a New Life of the Author, 4±ÇW&H Chambers, 1833 |
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... soon forgotten , those made by ourselves are permanent and useful . But it seems , understandings of every size were to be mechanically instructed in poetry . If the reader was too dull to relish the beauties of Virgil , the comment of ...
... soon forgotten , those made by ourselves are permanent and useful . But it seems , understandings of every size were to be mechanically instructed in poetry . If the reader was too dull to relish the beauties of Virgil , the comment of ...
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... soon , however , fell from emulating the wonders of antiquity into simple admiration . As if the word had been given , when Vida and Tasso wrote on the arts of poetry , the whole swarm of crities was up . The Speronis of the age ...
... soon , however , fell from emulating the wonders of antiquity into simple admiration . As if the word had been given , when Vida and Tasso wrote on the arts of poetry , the whole swarm of crities was up . The Speronis of the age ...
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... soon decay . As it rose , so it will decline with its great encourager . The society , if I may so speak , is artificially supported . The introduction of foreigners of learning was right ; but in adopting a foreign language also , I ...
... soon decay . As it rose , so it will decline with its great encourager . The society , if I may so speak , is artificially supported . The introduction of foreigners of learning was right ; but in adopting a foreign language also , I ...
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... soon forgotten . There never was an unbeaten path trodden by the poet that the critic did not endeavour to reclaim him , by calling his attempt innovation . This might be instanced in Dante , who first followed nature , and was ...
... soon forgotten . There never was an unbeaten path trodden by the poet that the critic did not endeavour to reclaim him , by calling his attempt innovation . This might be instanced in Dante , who first followed nature , and was ...
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... soon as possible . The universities of Oxford , & c . are improper for this , since they keep the student from the world , which , after certain time , is the only true school of improvement . a When a degree in the professions can be ...
... soon as possible . The universities of Oxford , & c . are improper for this , since they keep the student from the world , which , after certain time , is the only true school of improvement . a When a degree in the professions can be ...
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