The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... said , and ent'ring , took his feat of state , Where full before him rev'rend . Priam fate : To whom , compos'd , the God - like chief begun . Lo ; to thy pray'r reftor'd , thy breathlefs fon ; Extended on the fun'ral couch he lies ...
... said , and ent'ring , took his feat of state , Where full before him rev'rend . Priam fate : To whom , compos'd , the God - like chief begun . Lo ; to thy pray'r reftor'd , thy breathlefs fon ; Extended on the fun'ral couch he lies ...
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... said . O more than man ! thy foul the muse inspires , Or Phoebus animates with all his fires : For who , by Phoebus uninform'd , could know The woe of Greece , and fing fo well the woe ? Juft to the tale , as present at the fray , Or ...
... said . O more than man ! thy foul the muse inspires , Or Phoebus animates with all his fires : For who , by Phoebus uninform'd , could know The woe of Greece , and fing fo well the woe ? Juft to the tale , as present at the fray , Or ...
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... said , And clipt the facred honours of her head ; The vital fpirit flies , no more confin'd , Diffolves in air , and mingles with the wind . The defenders of Virgil have taken great pains to clear Eneas of his cruel and perfidious ...
... said , And clipt the facred honours of her head ; The vital fpirit flies , no more confin'd , Diffolves in air , and mingles with the wind . The defenders of Virgil have taken great pains to clear Eneas of his cruel and perfidious ...
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