The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... state . Forgive my transports on a theme like this , I cannot bear a French metropolis . Illuftrious EDWARD ! from the realms of day The land of heroes and of faints survey ; Nor hope the British lineaments to trace , The ruftic ...
... state . Forgive my transports on a theme like this , I cannot bear a French metropolis . Illuftrious EDWARD ! from the realms of day The land of heroes and of faints survey ; Nor hope the British lineaments to trace , The ruftic ...
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... state Lies here all helpleis at Ulyes ' gate ? His bulk and beauty fpeak no vulgar praise ; If , as he feems , he was in better days , Some care his age deferves : or was he priz'd For worthless beauty ? therefore now cefpis'd ? Such ...
... state Lies here all helpleis at Ulyes ' gate ? His bulk and beauty fpeak no vulgar praise ; If , as he feems , he was in better days , Some care his age deferves : or was he priz'd For worthless beauty ? therefore now cefpis'd ? Such ...
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... state of the ancients , prejudiced and mifled by their ideas and manners , or we fhall never be able to form an adequate judgment in matters of this kind ; and a confideration of this fort will perhaps induce the reader to look with an ...
... state of the ancients , prejudiced and mifled by their ideas and manners , or we fhall never be able to form an adequate judgment in matters of this kind ; and a confideration of this fort will perhaps induce the reader to look with an ...
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