The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... those songs that are written in praise of a country life , or on contentment and happiness . Those on rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the fubject ; but thofe on ...
... those songs that are written in praise of a country life , or on contentment and happiness . Those on rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the fubject ; but thofe on ...
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... those who run from th ' enemy Engage them equally to fly ; And when the fight becomes a chace , Those win the day that win the race . But it is time to have done ; for to felect all the beautiful paffages of this inimitable poem , we ...
... those who run from th ' enemy Engage them equally to fly ; And when the fight becomes a chace , Those win the day that win the race . But it is time to have done ; for to felect all the beautiful paffages of this inimitable poem , we ...
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... those ornaments , indeed , the moral would be the fame ; fo a beautiful bird divefted of his gorgeous plumage is the fame animal , but would not attract fo much of our at- tention and admiration . The Epic poets who have appeared in an ...
... those ornaments , indeed , the moral would be the fame ; fo a beautiful bird divefted of his gorgeous plumage is the fame animal , but would not attract fo much of our at- tention and admiration . The Epic poets who have appeared in an ...
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