The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... suppose them to have been deliver'd on the river Thames near Richmond . In yonder grave a Druid lies , Where flowly winds the ftealing wave ; The year's best sweets shall duteous rife To deck its poet's fylvan grave ! In yon deep bed of ...
... suppose them to have been deliver'd on the river Thames near Richmond . In yonder grave a Druid lies , Where flowly winds the ftealing wave ; The year's best sweets shall duteous rife To deck its poet's fylvan grave ! In yon deep bed of ...
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... suppose that some of these writers did not deviate from Pindar's method through ignorance , but by choice ; and that as their odes were not to be performed , with both finging and dancing , in the manner of Pindar's , it feemed ...
... suppose that some of these writers did not deviate from Pindar's method through ignorance , but by choice ; and that as their odes were not to be performed , with both finging and dancing , in the manner of Pindar's , it feemed ...
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... suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the country and city where CHRIST was born and crucified ...
... suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the country and city where CHRIST was born and crucified ...
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