The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volume 1Edward Moxon, 1836 - English poetry |
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Page xi
... . 4thly , Imagination and Fancy , -to modify , to create , and to associate . 5thly , Invention , -by which characters are com- posed out of materials supplied by observation ; whether of the Poet's own heart and mind , or PREFACE . xi.
... . 4thly , Imagination and Fancy , -to modify , to create , and to associate . 5thly , Invention , -by which characters are com- posed out of materials supplied by observation ; whether of the Poet's own heart and mind , or PREFACE . xi.
Page xvii
... fancy in a poem , it is placed under the head of imagination , and vice versá . Both the above classes might without impropriety have been enlarged from that con- sisting of " Poems founded on the Affections ; " as might this latter ...
... fancy in a poem , it is placed under the head of imagination , and vice versá . Both the above classes might without impropriety have been enlarged from that con- sisting of " Poems founded on the Affections ; " as might this latter ...
Page xix
... Fancy and Imagination , require any particular notice . But a remark of general application may be made . All Poets , except the dramatic , have been in the practice of feigning that their works were composed to the music of the harp or ...
... Fancy and Imagination , require any particular notice . But a remark of general application may be made . All Poets , except the dramatic , have been in the practice of feigning that their works were composed to the music of the harp or ...
Page xx
... Fancy and Imagination , as employed in the classifi- cation of the following Poems . " A man , ' says an intelligent author , has imagination in proportion as he can distinctly copy in idea the impressions of sense it is the faculty ...
... Fancy and Imagination , as employed in the classifi- cation of the following Poems . " A man , ' says an intelligent author , has imagination in proportion as he can distinctly copy in idea the impressions of sense it is the faculty ...
Page xxi
... fancy of evoking and combining . The imagination is formed by patient observation ; the fancy by a voluntary activity in shifting the scenery of the mind . accurate the imagination , the more safely may a painter , or a poet , undertake ...
... fancy of evoking and combining . The imagination is formed by patient observation ; the fancy by a voluntary activity in shifting the scenery of the mind . accurate the imagination , the more safely may a painter , or a poet , undertake ...
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