The British Essayists volume 14
The British Essayists volume 14
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86. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1713.
•Ciii mens divmior, at que os Magna sonalurum Hor. I. Sat. Iv. 43.
-who writes S With fancy high, and bold and daring flights.
Creech.
TO NESTOR IRONSIDE, ESQ. SIR, Oxford, June 10, 1715.
The classical writers, according to your advice, are by no means neglected by ine, while I pursue rny studies in divinity. I am persuaded that they are fountains of good sense and eloquence ; and that it is absolutely necessary for a young mind to form itself upon such models. For by... a careful study of their style and manner, we shall at least avoid those faults', into which a youthful imagination is apt to hurry us; such as luxuriance of fancy, licentiousness of style, redundancy of thought, and false ornaments. As I have been flattered by my friends, that I have some genius for poetry, I sometimes turn my thoughts that way ; and with pleasure reflect, that 1 have got over that childish part of life, which delights in points and turns of wit ; and that I can take a manly and rational satisfaction in that which is called painting in poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
86. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1713.
•Ciii mens divmior, at que os Magna sonalurum Hor. I. Sat. Iv. 43.
-who writes S With fancy high, and bold and daring flights.
Creech.
TO NESTOR IRONSIDE, ESQ. SIR, Oxford, June 10, 1715.
The classical writers, according to your advice, are by no means neglected by ine, while I pursue rny studies in divinity. I am persuaded that they are fountains of good sense and eloquence ; and that it is absolutely necessary for a young mind to form itself upon such models. For by... a careful study of their style and manner, we shall at least avoid those faults', into which a youthful imagination is apt to hurry us; such as luxuriance of fancy, licentiousness of style, redundancy of thought, and false ornaments. As I have been flattered by my friends, that I have some genius for poetry, I sometimes turn my thoughts that way ; and with pleasure reflect, that 1 have got over that childish part of life, which delights in points and turns of wit ; and that I can take a manly and rational satisfaction in that which is called painting in poetry.
What to read after The British Essayists volume 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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