The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Æneid . Nor was Homer infenfible that this character of his principal hero would rather difguft than intereft the Reader ; and therefore he has thrown in the circum- ftance of the fore - knowledge Achilles had that he should be flain ...
... Æneid . Nor was Homer infenfible that this character of his principal hero would rather difguft than intereft the Reader ; and therefore he has thrown in the circum- ftance of the fore - knowledge Achilles had that he should be flain ...
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... Æneid . So fierce her looks ! fuch terrors from her eyes ! Round her grim front fuch monftrous ferpents rife } She scares ev'n Pluto , her immortal fire ; Her fifter furies tremble and retire . The thought of her fearing Pluto , and ...
... Æneid . So fierce her looks ! fuch terrors from her eyes ! Round her grim front fuch monftrous ferpents rife } She scares ev'n Pluto , her immortal fire ; Her fifter furies tremble and retire . The thought of her fearing Pluto , and ...
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John Newbery. deemed perfect or imperfect , as it correfponds with the Iliad and Æneid , it will be subject to blame , even for being more complete than those poems ; though that is fo far from being a fault , that it is undoubtedly a ...
John Newbery. deemed perfect or imperfect , as it correfponds with the Iliad and Æneid , it will be subject to blame , even for being more complete than those poems ; though that is fo far from being a fault , that it is undoubtedly a ...
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