English literary
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共 23 段- Once more we feel that Sidney is treading upon dangerous gro
- What various voices do mine ears invade
- A comparison of qualities, however, is one thing, and a comp
- The other main service rendered by Goldsmith was his return
- Till the beginning of the present century, criticism in Engl
- This brings us to the second point that calls for remark in
- There is no art delivered to mankind, that hath not the work
- If the poet do his part aright, he will show you in Tantalus
- Those kind of objections, as they are full of very idle easi
- sweet poesy, that hath anciently had kings, emperors, senato
- Thus doing, your soul shall be placed with Dante's Beatrix,
- Chaucer followed nature everywhere, but was never so bold to
- As a corollary to this preface, in which I have done justice
- Then down I laid my head,
- Doubtless this could not be, but that she turns
- Poetry is the high-wrought enthusiasm of fancy and feeling.
- I will mention three works which come as near to poetry as p
- Amidst the mortifying circumstances attendant upon growing o
- Language, colour, form, and religious and civil habits of ac
- Civil war, the spoils of Asia, and the fatal predominance, f
- We have more moral, political, and historical wisdom than we
- But Goethe's culture as a writer is perhaps less remarkable
- What is strangest is that he carries this sentiment into cla