The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... hear : When morning fends her fragrant breezes forth , With airy murmurs touch my opening ear . And ever watchful at thy fide , Let wisdom's awful fuffrage guide The tenor of thy lay : To her of old by Jove was giv'n To judge the ...
... hear : When morning fends her fragrant breezes forth , With airy murmurs touch my opening ear . And ever watchful at thy fide , Let wisdom's awful fuffrage guide The tenor of thy lay : To her of old by Jove was giv'n To judge the ...
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... hear them speak : See , how the dean begins to break ! Poor gentleman ! he droops apace ; You plainly find it in his face . That old vertigo in his head Will never leave him , till he's dead . Befides , his memory decays : He recollects ...
... hear them speak : See , how the dean begins to break ! Poor gentleman ! he droops apace ; You plainly find it in his face . That old vertigo in his head Will never leave him , till he's dead . Befides , his memory decays : He recollects ...
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... hear her fpeak , as it were , to the picture and fword which Eneas had left behind him , and behold the abandoned queen paufe and burst into tears at the fight of the bed and robes of the Trojan hero . The repetition also of the word ...
... hear her fpeak , as it were , to the picture and fword which Eneas had left behind him , and behold the abandoned queen paufe and burst into tears at the fight of the bed and robes of the Trojan hero . The repetition also of the word ...
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