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David Klein. Though vulgar poets scorn or hate , Man may beget , poet can create . Associated with the idea of divine inspiration was the notion that the poet was afflicted with a sort of madness . Dekker , Webster . Northward Ho ...
David Klein. Though vulgar poets scorn or hate , Man may beget , poet can create . Associated with the idea of divine inspiration was the notion that the poet was afflicted with a sort of madness . Dekker , Webster . Northward Ho ...
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... Poet ? -A poet is . . . a maker , or a feigner : his art , an art of imitation or feigning ; expressing the life of man in fit measure , numbers , and harmony ; according to Aristotle from the word Toíɛív , which signifies to make or ...
... Poet ? -A poet is . . . a maker , or a feigner : his art , an art of imitation or feigning ; expressing the life of man in fit measure , numbers , and harmony ; according to Aristotle from the word Toíɛív , which signifies to make or ...
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... poet or a woman's poet , I pray you ? 2 Herald . Is there any such difference ? Factor . Many ; as betwixt your man's tailor and your woman's tailor . 1 Herald . How , may we beseech you ? Factor . I'll show you : your man's poet may ...
... poet or a woman's poet , I pray you ? 2 Herald . Is there any such difference ? Factor . Many ; as betwixt your man's tailor and your woman's tailor . 1 Herald . How , may we beseech you ? Factor . I'll show you : your man's poet may ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
Urheberrecht | |
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