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Page 143
... poetry . Chaucer , Shakespeare's greatest poetic predecessor , was an admiring disciple of the work of both Dante and Boccaccio . Milton , Shakespeare's successor on the throne of English poetry , was an appreciative and a grateful ...
... poetry . Chaucer , Shakespeare's greatest poetic predecessor , was an admiring disciple of the work of both Dante and Boccaccio . Milton , Shakespeare's successor on the throne of English poetry , was an appreciative and a grateful ...
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... Poetry for presuming to have rescued from oblivion irregular beauties ' of which no one desired to be reminded . He charges Warton with recommending the poetry of our Pagan fathers ' because it is untouched by Christianity , and of ...
... Poetry for presuming to have rescued from oblivion irregular beauties ' of which no one desired to be reminded . He charges Warton with recommending the poetry of our Pagan fathers ' because it is untouched by Christianity , and of ...
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... poetry , not because it indulges all our wishes , nor yet because it baffles them , but because the barrier it opposes to the intellect is a gate to the imagination , and we step out into a poetic apprehension of the infinity which our ...
... poetry , not because it indulges all our wishes , nor yet because it baffles them , but because the barrier it opposes to the intellect is a gate to the imagination , and we step out into a poetic apprehension of the infinity which our ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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