The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... See , wild as the winds , o'er the defart he flies ! Hark ! Hamus resounds with the Bacchanals cries- -Ah see , he dies ! Yet ev'n in death Eurydice he fung , Eurydice ftill trembled on his tongue , Furydice the woods , Eurydice the ...
... See , wild as the winds , o'er the defart he flies ! Hark ! Hamus resounds with the Bacchanals cries- -Ah see , he dies ! Yet ev'n in death Eurydice he fung , Eurydice ftill trembled on his tongue , Furydice the woods , Eurydice the ...
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... See , full of Jove , avenging Hector rise ! See ! heav'n and earth the raging chief defies What fury in his breaft , what lightning in his eyes ! " ; He waits but for the morn to fink in flame The Ships , the Greeks , and all the ...
... See , full of Jove , avenging Hector rise ! See ! heav'n and earth the raging chief defies What fury in his breaft , what lightning in his eyes ! " ; He waits but for the morn to fink in flame The Ships , the Greeks , and all the ...
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... see the cruel effects of it ; the circumstances of her rage and despair are plac'd before our eyes , we hear her fpeak , as it were , to the picture and fword which Eneas had left behind him , and behold the abandoned queen pause and ...
... see the cruel effects of it ; the circumstances of her rage and despair are plac'd before our eyes , we hear her fpeak , as it were , to the picture and fword which Eneas had left behind him , and behold the abandoned queen pause and ...
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