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Page 89
... expression is not unpoetical . Art . 49. The Idea , a Panegyric on her Majesty . By a young Gentleman . 4to . 1 s . 6 d . Hay . An amiable subject , but a miferable Bard ! Art . 50. An Essay on the Force of Imagination ; with an Ode to ...
... expression is not unpoetical . Art . 49. The Idea , a Panegyric on her Majesty . By a young Gentleman . 4to . 1 s . 6 d . Hay . An amiable subject , but a miferable Bard ! Art . 50. An Essay on the Force of Imagination ; with an Ode to ...
Page 206
... expression , as will appear by beating them on a drum . The iambics or anapæsts are bold and forcible , proceeding from weaker to stronger ; the trochee and amphibrach light and gay , paffing from stronger to weaker . Heroic verse ...
... expression , as will appear by beating them on a drum . The iambics or anapæsts are bold and forcible , proceeding from weaker to stronger ; the trochee and amphibrach light and gay , paffing from stronger to weaker . Heroic verse ...
Page 270
... expression are repeated time after time , with all the variations which the ingenuity of Authors or book - makers can suggest : it is no small gratification , especially to the reviewer , who is obliged by his pro- feffion to tread ...
... expression are repeated time after time , with all the variations which the ingenuity of Authors or book - makers can suggest : it is no small gratification , especially to the reviewer , who is obliged by his pro- feffion to tread ...
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