The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Priam and Achilles ; than which nothing can be more noble , and at the fame time more affecting . We have in a former work obferved , that feafonable filence has its emphasis , and that a mournful ex- terior , where the heart is to be ...
... Priam and Achilles ; than which nothing can be more noble , and at the fame time more affecting . We have in a former work obferved , that feafonable filence has its emphasis , and that a mournful ex- terior , where the heart is to be ...
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... Priam , whofe character and deportment so affected us in the tent of Achilles , when he came to beg the body of his beloved fon Hector . Perhaps you may of Priam's fate enquire . He , when he faw his regal town on fire , His ruin'd ...
... Priam , whofe character and deportment so affected us in the tent of Achilles , when he came to beg the body of his beloved fon Hector . Perhaps you may of Priam's fate enquire . He , when he faw his regal town on fire , His ruin'd ...
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John Newbery. Thus Priam fell and fhar'd one common fate : With Troy in afhes , and his ruin'd state ; He , who the fcepter of all Afia fway'd , Whom monarchs like domeftic flaves obey'd , On the ... Priam fell and fhar'd one common fate ...
John Newbery. Thus Priam fell and fhar'd one common fate : With Troy in afhes , and his ruin'd state ; He , who the fcepter of all Afia fway'd , Whom monarchs like domeftic flaves obey'd , On the ... Priam fell and fhar'd one common fate ...
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