The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... king , but was too cunning for himself ; for , by diffembling too much , and ufing arguments against his own ... king- dom , is defined by the gods to preferve its religion ; and to found another empire more great and glorious than that ...
... king , but was too cunning for himself ; for , by diffembling too much , and ufing arguments against his own ... king- dom , is defined by the gods to preferve its religion ; and to found another empire more great and glorious than that ...
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... king found himself little better than a flave to his own fubjects ; and therefore for- bid him Paris ; but Guife came in defiance of his majesty , and the citizens taking arms in his behalf , feized the king's guards , and invefted the ...
... king found himself little better than a flave to his own fubjects ; and therefore for- bid him Paris ; but Guife came in defiance of his majesty , and the citizens taking arms in his behalf , feized the king's guards , and invefted the ...
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... king was obliged to folicit aid of his brother of Navarre , whom he had ufed ill . That prince however lent him his troops . Both kings marched to Paris with an army which the city was by no means able to refift ; and the league would ...
... king was obliged to folicit aid of his brother of Navarre , whom he had ufed ill . That prince however lent him his troops . Both kings marched to Paris with an army which the city was by no means able to refift ; and the league would ...
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