The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fubject , and borne away on the wings of gratitude , difdains grammatical nice- ties , and common modes of fpeech , and often foars above rule , tho ' not above reafon . This freedom , however , confifts chiefly in fudden transitions ...
... fubject , and borne away on the wings of gratitude , difdains grammatical nice- ties , and common modes of fpeech , and often foars above rule , tho ' not above reafon . This freedom , however , confifts chiefly in fudden transitions ...
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... fubject , in pursuit of new ideas arifing from fome of its adjuncts , and ranging wantonly , as it were , through a variety of matter , the poet is , from fome other cir- cumftance , led naturally to his fubject again ; and , like a bee ...
... fubject , in pursuit of new ideas arifing from fome of its adjuncts , and ranging wantonly , as it were , through a variety of matter , the poet is , from fome other cir- cumftance , led naturally to his fubject again ; and , like a bee ...
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... fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the country and city where CHRIST was born and crucified , from the hands of the infidels ...
... fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the country and city where CHRIST was born and crucified , from the hands of the infidels ...
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