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Pagina 53
... stanza , on the power which mufic exerts over the paffions , is a little flat , and by no means equal to the conclufion of that stanza . preferved another , and an earlier ode , of Dryden on this fubject . One stanza of which I cannot ...
... stanza , on the power which mufic exerts over the paffions , is a little flat , and by no means equal to the conclufion of that stanza . preferved another , and an earlier ode , of Dryden on this fubject . One stanza of which I cannot ...
Pagina 55
... stanza of Dryden is alive , fublime , and animated to an unparalleled degree ; the poet had fo ftrongly poffeffed himself of the action de- scribed , that he places it fully before the eyes of the reader . THE defcent of Orpheus into ...
... stanza of Dryden is alive , fublime , and animated to an unparalleled degree ; the poet had fo ftrongly poffeffed himself of the action de- scribed , that he places it fully before the eyes of the reader . THE defcent of Orpheus into ...
Pagina 57
... stanza , which describes the behaviour of Orpheus on the second lofs of Eurydice . I wish POPE had inferted that striking cir- * A & I. Scene II . See alfo , Scene IV . A & I . A fong of Grideline and Trusty . AR III . Scene IV ...
... stanza , which describes the behaviour of Orpheus on the second lofs of Eurydice . I wish POPE had inferted that striking cir- * A & I. Scene II . See alfo , Scene IV . A & I . A fong of Grideline and Trusty . AR III . Scene IV ...
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