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... poetry . It seems odd that a greater display of passion and poetry should have been shown in the later part of his life , be- longing , as they did , so much to his character at all times . But I take it that the absence of these ...
... poetry . It seems odd that a greater display of passion and poetry should have been shown in the later part of his life , be- longing , as they did , so much to his character at all times . But I take it that the absence of these ...
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... poet , and , at least , was cer- tainly not likely to make any innovations in verse , from any real feeling for the ... poetry , and into the style ( being a scholar ) of Horace's Satires ; of which , though he was quite incapable of ...
... poet , and , at least , was cer- tainly not likely to make any innovations in verse , from any real feeling for the ... poetry , and into the style ( being a scholar ) of Horace's Satires ; of which , though he was quite incapable of ...
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Charles Bathurst. 213 SECT . 9 . I ANCIENT . THINK the good Greek poetry is hardly ever re- markable for manner ... poets , Virgil's verse is of the middle or indifferent form . But the older writers of Latin hex- ameters had certainly a ...
Charles Bathurst. 213 SECT . 9 . I ANCIENT . THINK the good Greek poetry is hardly ever re- markable for manner ... poets , Virgil's verse is of the middle or indifferent form . But the older writers of Latin hex- ameters had certainly a ...
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