The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... defcription of the garden of Adonis , book 6 is alfo beautiful , in which he tells us 3. canto There is continual fpring , and harveft there , Continual , both meeting at one time : For both the boughs do laughing bloffoms bear , And ...
... defcription of the garden of Adonis , book 6 is alfo beautiful , in which he tells us 3. canto There is continual fpring , and harveft there , Continual , both meeting at one time : For both the boughs do laughing bloffoms bear , And ...
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... defcription have we of Jupiter , in the following lines ! From this picture , Phidias , a famous Greek Statuary , is faid to have drawn his Olympian Jupiter , which was ef teemed by the ancients a matchlefs piece of art . He spoke , and ...
... defcription have we of Jupiter , in the following lines ! From this picture , Phidias , a famous Greek Statuary , is faid to have drawn his Olympian Jupiter , which was ef teemed by the ancients a matchlefs piece of art . He spoke , and ...
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... defcription of this celeftial meffenger , and his defcent is beautiful , but not equal to Milton's . defcription of Raphael , inferted in the th chapter of this . book , under the head of the beauty of thought in poetry . His ...
... defcription of this celeftial meffenger , and his defcent is beautiful , but not equal to Milton's . defcription of Raphael , inferted in the th chapter of this . book , under the head of the beauty of thought in poetry . His ...
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