...Heroick Poem. MILTON feems to have been fenfible of this Im perfection in his Fable, and has there-; fore endeavoured to cure it by feveral Expedients ; particularly...Adverfary of Mankind meets with upon his Return to the Aflembly of Infernal Spirits, as it is defcribed in a beautiful Paflage of the tenth Book ; and likewife...

...upon contrary Plans. I muft however own, that I think this kind of Fable, which i» the moft perfeft in Tragedy, is not fo proper for an Heroic Poem. MILTON...Mortification' Which the great Adverfary of Mankind meets whh upon Jits Return to the Aflembly of Infernal Spirits, asi t is d«fcribed in a beautiful Pailage...

...Tragedy, is not fo proper for an Heroick Poem. MILTON kerns to. have been fenfible of this Imperfeftion in his Fable, and has therefore endeavoured to Cure...Adverfary of Mankind meets with upon his Return to the Aflembly of Infernal Spirits, as it is defcribed in a beautiful Paffage of the Tenth Book ; and likewife...

...written of late Years in our own Country, are railed upon contrary flans. I miift however own, that I think this Kind of Fable, which is the moft perfect in Tragedy, is not fo proper for an Heroick Poem. MIL1ON feems to have been fenfible of this Imperfcction in his Fable, and has therefore...

...written of late years in our own country, are raifcd upon contrary plans. 1 muft however own, that I think this kind of fable, which is the moft perfect...this imperfection in his fable, and has therefore endevored to cure it by feveral expedients ; particularly by the mortification which the great adverfary...

...written of late years in our own country, are railed upon contrary plans. I muft however own, that I think this kind of fable, which is the moft perfect...this imperfection in his fable, and has therefore endevored to cure it by feveral expedients ; particularly by the mortification which the great adverfary...

...railed upon contrary plans. I mult however own, that I think this kind of fable, which is the mofl perfect in tragedy, is not fo proper for an heroic...this imperfection in his fable, and has therefore endevored to cure it by feveral expedients ; particularly by the mortification which the great adverfary...

...written of lateyears in our own country, are raifed upon contrary plans. I muft, howerer, own that I think this kind of fable, which is the moft perfect in tragedy, is not fo proper for an heroic poerr. . Milton feems to have been fenfible of this iroperfection in hU Fable, and has therefore endeavoured...

...written of la e years in our own country, are railedupon contrary plane. I muft however own, that I think this kind of fable, which is the moft perfect...tragedy, is not fo proper for an heroic poem. Milton teems to have been fenfible of this imperfection in his fable, and has therefore endeavoured to cure...

...railed upon contrary plans. Г mail however own,, that I think, this kind of Fable, which is the molt perfect in tragedy, is not fo proper for an heroic poem¿ Milton f'eems to have been feniible of this imperfeclioh iii r/is fable, and has therefore endeavolired to cure it by feveral...