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Стр. iv
tivation of the fine arts , and , particularly , that refined taste for the beauties of
poetry , and that talent for producing those beauties , for all which Mr. Ralbotham
is so well known and so justly admired , will , I - am sure , be thought to stamp a ...
tivation of the fine arts , and , particularly , that refined taste for the beauties of
poetry , and that talent for producing those beauties , for all which Mr. Ralbotham
is so well known and so justly admired , will , I - am sure , be thought to stamp a ...
Стр. vi
We were concerned to find that the more colletion was , it was remarkably the
more deficient in poetical merit ; so that a total decay of all taste for genuine
poetry , in this pleasing branch of it , was to be apprehended . This we in great
measure ...
We were concerned to find that the more colletion was , it was remarkably the
more deficient in poetical merit ; so that a total decay of all taste for genuine
poetry , in this pleasing branch of it , was to be apprehended . This we in great
measure ...
Стр. ix
Difference of taste will always prevent uniformity of judgment , even where the
faculties of judging are equal ; and I have been much less solicitous to give a
colle £ tion to which nothing could be added , than one from which nothing could
...
Difference of taste will always prevent uniformity of judgment , even where the
faculties of judging are equal ; and I have been much less solicitous to give a
colle £ tion to which nothing could be added , than one from which nothing could
...
Стр. x
Had they lived at a time when taste was more refined , and manners were less
licentious , their natural gallantry would have restrained them from offering an
outrage to those , whom they most wished for readers and admirers . I hope I
bave ...
Had they lived at a time when taste was more refined , and manners were less
licentious , their natural gallantry would have restrained them from offering an
outrage to those , whom they most wished for readers and admirers . I hope I
bave ...
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W HILE the two capital species of poetry , the epic and dramatic , have long
engaged the nicest attention of taste and criticism , the humbler but not less
pleasing productions of the Muse have not obtained that notice from the critic to
which the ...
W HILE the two capital species of poetry , the epic and dramatic , have long
engaged the nicest attention of taste and criticism , the humbler but not less
pleasing productions of the Muse have not obtained that notice from the critic to
which the ...
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| Название | Essays on Song-writing: With a Collection of Such English Songs as are Most Eminent for Poetical Merit Eighteenth century collections online |
| Автор | John Aikin |
| Издание: | 2 |
| Издатель | W. Eyres, 1774 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Баварская государственная библиотека |
| Оцифровано | 2 сен 2011 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 286 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |