The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... thefe daughters of almighty Jove , For him they mediate to the throne above : When man rejects the humble fuit they make , The fire revenges for the daughters fake ; From Jove commiffion'd , fierce Injustice then Defcends , to punish ...
... thefe daughters of almighty Jove , For him they mediate to the throne above : When man rejects the humble fuit they make , The fire revenges for the daughters fake ; From Jove commiffion'd , fierce Injustice then Defcends , to punish ...
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... thefe adventures of Ulyffes and Eneas were no other than figurative descriptions of their initiation into the facred myfteries . Thefe myfteries , which were defigned to hoodwink the common people , and excite in them the utmoft ...
... thefe adventures of Ulyffes and Eneas were no other than figurative descriptions of their initiation into the facred myfteries . Thefe myfteries , which were defigned to hoodwink the common people , and excite in them the utmoft ...
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... Thefe floods of forrow , oh my fire restrain ! The vengeance is complete ; the suitor - train , Stretch'd in our palace , by thefe hands lie flain . Amaz'd Laertes . " Give fome certain fign , " If fuch thou art , to manifeft thee mine ...
... Thefe floods of forrow , oh my fire restrain ! The vengeance is complete ; the suitor - train , Stretch'd in our palace , by thefe hands lie flain . Amaz'd Laertes . " Give fome certain fign , " If fuch thou art , to manifeft thee mine ...
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