The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Samuel Johnson, Volume 1John Nichols, 1790 |
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Halaman 226
... poem is naturally an event of great importance . That of Mil ton is not the deftruction of a city , the con duct of a colony , or the foundation of an empire . His fubject is the fate of worlds , the revolutions of heaven and of earth ...
... poem is naturally an event of great importance . That of Mil ton is not the deftruction of a city , the con duct of a colony , or the foundation of an empire . His fubject is the fate of worlds , the revolutions of heaven and of earth ...
Halaman 232
... poem , yet calls it himself heroick fong Dryden , petulantly and indecently , denies them heroifm of Adam , becaufe he was overcome but there is no reafon why the hero fhould not be unfortunate , except established practice , fince ...
... poem , yet calls it himself heroick fong Dryden , petulantly and indecently , denies them heroifm of Adam , becaufe he was overcome but there is no reafon why the hero fhould not be unfortunate , except established practice , fince ...
Halaman 289
... poem ; though fometimes in a fubordinate fenfe , the ' negative nothing is injudiciously mingled . Paf- ferat confounds the two fenfes . Another of his most vigorous pieces is his Lampoon on Sir Car Scroop , who , in a poem called The ...
... poem ; though fometimes in a fubordinate fenfe , the ' negative nothing is injudiciously mingled . Paf- ferat confounds the two fenfes . Another of his most vigorous pieces is his Lampoon on Sir Car Scroop , who , in a poem called The ...
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