The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... USE . IE F we except Religion and Politics , there is no fubject , perhaps , that has occafioned so much debate as the Drama , or that has been debated with fo much virulence and acrimony : and these disputes have caused various vi ...
... USE . IE F we except Religion and Politics , there is no fubject , perhaps , that has occafioned so much debate as the Drama , or that has been debated with fo much virulence and acrimony : and these disputes have caused various vi ...
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... use of a paffage in the Old Teftament , which fays , There came four chariots out of tre mountains , and the mountains were mountains of brass . -Mean while the Son On his great expedition now appear'd , Girt with omnipotence , with ...
... use of a paffage in the Old Teftament , which fays , There came four chariots out of tre mountains , and the mountains were mountains of brass . -Mean while the Son On his great expedition now appear'd , Girt with omnipotence , with ...
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... use the ancients might make of verse , it must be acknowledged that in our language , the har- mony and beauty of verfe and profe depend on nearly the fame principles , that is to fay , on the accent or em- phafis ; an agreeable ...
... use the ancients might make of verse , it must be acknowledged that in our language , the har- mony and beauty of verfe and profe depend on nearly the fame principles , that is to fay , on the accent or em- phafis ; an agreeable ...
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