The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... last Autters of the finking breeze , and sprinkled with dew by groves of fpices ; he fometimes contemplated the towering height of the oak , monarch of the hills ; and fome- times caught the gentle fragrance of the primrose , eldest ...
... last Autters of the finking breeze , and sprinkled with dew by groves of fpices ; he fometimes contemplated the towering height of the oak , monarch of the hills ; and fome- times caught the gentle fragrance of the primrose , eldest ...
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... last , & c . As Mr. Pope has employ'd his masterly pen upon the fame subject , it would be doing him a fort of injuftice not . to let him appear with Mr. Dryden . Each of thefe odes , we may venture to fay , are written with a fpirit of ...
... last , & c . As Mr. Pope has employ'd his masterly pen upon the fame subject , it would be doing him a fort of injuftice not . to let him appear with Mr. Dryden . Each of thefe odes , we may venture to fay , are written with a fpirit of ...
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... last blood , and her last gasping breath ! Oh ! -in the filent grave when Dido lies , Rife in thy rage , thou , great avenger , rife ! Against curs'd Troy , go mighty fon of Tyre , Go , in the pomp of famine , fword , and fire ! And you ...
... last blood , and her last gasping breath ! Oh ! -in the filent grave when Dido lies , Rife in thy rage , thou , great avenger , rife ! Against curs'd Troy , go mighty fon of Tyre , Go , in the pomp of famine , fword , and fire ! And you ...
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