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Southey , who detected “ constitutional feebleness ” in most of Hayley ' s works ,
has said of his Notes to An Essay on Epic Poetry that by them “ a greater effect
was produced upon the rising generation of scholars . . . than by any other ...
Southey , who detected “ constitutional feebleness ” in most of Hayley ' s works ,
has said of his Notes to An Essay on Epic Poetry that by them “ a greater effect
was produced upon the rising generation of scholars . . . than by any other ...
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But although the emolument , which the author derived from his noblest
production , was most deplorably inadequate to its merit , he was abundantly
gratified with immediate and fervent applause from several accomplished judges
of poetical ...
But although the emolument , which the author derived from his noblest
production , was most deplorably inadequate to its merit , he was abundantly
gratified with immediate and fervent applause from several accomplished judges
of poetical ...
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Such an ideal effect as Homer , in this example , produced on the body , Milton
produces in the spirit . To a reader who thoroughly relishes the two poems on
Paradise , his heart appears to be purified , in proportion to the pleasure he
derives ...
Such an ideal effect as Homer , in this example , produced on the body , Milton
produces in the spirit . To a reader who thoroughly relishes the two poems on
Paradise , his heart appears to be purified , in proportion to the pleasure he
derives ...
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