The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... juft atonement , we remit the deed ; A fire the flaughter of his fon forgives ; The price of blood difcharg'd , the murd'rer lives : The haughtieft hearts at length their rage refign , And gifts can conquer ev'ry foul but thine . The ...
... juft atonement , we remit the deed ; A fire the flaughter of his fon forgives ; The price of blood difcharg'd , the murd'rer lives : The haughtieft hearts at length their rage refign , And gifts can conquer ev'ry foul but thine . The ...
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... juft , merciful , and generous , yet not at all deficient in point of conduct or courage , and is therefore with great reafon preferred to the heroes of the Iliad and Odyfey ; for the actions of Achilles are mostly incited by revenge ...
... juft , merciful , and generous , yet not at all deficient in point of conduct or courage , and is therefore with great reafon preferred to the heroes of the Iliad and Odyfey ; for the actions of Achilles are mostly incited by revenge ...
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... juft , but not wholly fo . - The chiefs ap- pearing in the Pandemonium in their full ftature , while the reft , to find room , were dwindled into dwarfs , is perhaps abfurd ; but had the whole affembly contracted their ftatures , and ...
... juft , but not wholly fo . - The chiefs ap- pearing in the Pandemonium in their full ftature , while the reft , to find room , were dwindled into dwarfs , is perhaps abfurd ; but had the whole affembly contracted their ftatures , and ...
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