The Works of Richard Hurd, Lord Bishop of Worcester
The Works of Richard Hurd, Lord Bishop of Worcester
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-i 1. Thus we are told very reasonably, that MUtoris clusfring locks is the «Qpy of 'Agol- lonius' JIAOKAMOI BOTPTOENTE2. Obs: on Spenser, p. 8o. 'For thQugh the metaphor be a just one and very natural, yet there is pethaps no other authorityfornthe use of it^^ b|it in these two poets, ^d Milton had cerr tainly read ApoUonius* 2. What tiie same critic observes of Milton's " Arid curl the grove ^ " In ringlets quaint* Digitized by Google 9S0 OK TRS UXBLKS^ being t#k«i fiiHli Jonsotfs When was ol...d Sherwood's head more quaintly curVdf is still more unquQstioaable. Fcmt here is a combination of signs to convict the former of imitation: Not o^\y \ht singularity of the image, but the identity of eocpres^si^^n, and, what I lay the most stress upon, the boldness qfthe figure^ as employed by Milton. Jon- son speaks oi old Shel'wobd*^ he4$d^ ^ cutrd, MiltoQf . as conscious of hil authority, dn^ the preparatory idea> tnd sayi at onoe^ Th^ grov^ curVd.
Let me add to thesis, t\ro more instances from th^ same poet, 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-i 1. Thus we are told very reasonably, that MUtoris clusfring locks is the «Qpy of 'Agol- lonius' JIAOKAMOI BOTPTOENTE2. Obs: on Spenser, p. 8o. 'For thQugh the metaphor be a just one and very natural, yet there is pethaps no other authorityfornthe use of it^^ b|it in these two poets, ^d Milton had cerr tainly read ApoUonius* 2. What tiie same critic observes of Milton's " Arid curl the grove ^ " In ringlets quaint* Digitized by Google 9S0 OK TRS UXBLKS^ being t#k«i fiiHli Jonsotfs When was ol...d Sherwood's head more quaintly curVdf is still more unquQstioaable. Fcmt here is a combination of signs to convict the former of imitation: Not o^\y \ht singularity of the image, but the identity of eocpres^si^^n, and, what I lay the most stress upon, the boldness qfthe figure^ as employed by Milton. Jon- son speaks oi old Shel'wobd*^ he4$d^ ^ cutrd, MiltoQf . as conscious of hil authority, dn^ the preparatory idea> tnd sayi at onoe^ Th^ grov^ curVd.
Let me add to thesis, t\ro more instances from th^ same poet, 3.
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