The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, 第 85 卷 |
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Poets Hammer has made a complete abridg , remained outside of the door of his
ment of ... Anhim nine years , and he thinks the tar was a real historical
personage , translation by Mr Hamilton will not " the father of Arabian poets and
be of any ...
Poets Hammer has made a complete abridg , remained outside of the door of his
ment of ... Anhim nine years , and he thinks the tar was a real historical
personage , translation by Mr Hamilton will not " the father of Arabian poets and
be of any ...
第244页
He had studied and had imitated the But Milton's genius was not of that smooth
elegiac poets , and he appears at pliable nature which was moulded by this
period to have formed his versiti- the temper and taste of the times . cation on the
...
He had studied and had imitated the But Milton's genius was not of that smooth
elegiac poets , and he appears at pliable nature which was moulded by this
period to have formed his versiti- the temper and taste of the times . cation on the
...
第443页
Be- and never without the hard compulsion of sides , supposing no absolute
novelty in the general approbation , they admit that a way of illustration , criticism ,
or quotation living poet deserves to be read : be offered , what other matter of ...
Be- and never without the hard compulsion of sides , supposing no absolute
novelty in the general approbation , they admit that a way of illustration , criticism ,
or quotation living poet deserves to be read : be offered , what other matter of ...
第444页
a knowledge of those , who , for the sake of studies , Elliot does not scruple to fall
distinction , I will call the minor poets of foul of Shakespeare's commentators . the
reigns of Elizabeth and James ; minor only in comparison with those poets ...
a knowledge of those , who , for the sake of studies , Elliot does not scruple to fall
distinction , I will call the minor poets of foul of Shakespeare's commentators . the
reigns of Elizabeth and James ; minor only in comparison with those poets ...
第445页
of this paltry pretender , ( added Elliot ; ) he me , the list he supplies of no less
than one is alluding to the trade of Shakespeare's hundred and ninety - three
minor poets of father as a wool - dealer or butcher , and to the reigns of Elizabeth
and ...
of this paltry pretender , ( added Elliot ; ) he me , the list he supplies of no less
than one is alluding to the trade of Shakespeare's hundred and ninety - three
minor poets of father as a wool - dealer or butcher , and to the reigns of Elizabeth
and ...
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