The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... eyes , He views the wretch , and fternly thus replies . Peace , factious monster , born to vex the ftate , With wrangling talents form'd for foul debate : Curb that impetuous tongue , nor rafhly vain And fingly mad , afperfe the fov ...
... eyes , He views the wretch , and fternly thus replies . Peace , factious monster , born to vex the ftate , With wrangling talents form'd for foul debate : Curb that impetuous tongue , nor rafhly vain And fingly mad , afperfe the fov ...
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... eyes his royal guest ; No lefs the royal gueft the hero eyes , His God - like afpect and majestic size ; Here , youthful grace and noble fire engage , And there , the mild benevolence of age . Thus gazing long , the filence neither ...
... eyes his royal guest ; No lefs the royal gueft the hero eyes , His God - like afpect and majestic size ; Here , youthful grace and noble fire engage , And there , the mild benevolence of age . Thus gazing long , the filence neither ...
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... eye ; and therefore fixes a more lively and permanent idea on the mind . Thus , in Virgil we not only read of Dido's love , but we see the cruel effects of it ; the circumstances of her rage and defpair are plac'd before our eyes , we ...
... eye ; and therefore fixes a more lively and permanent idea on the mind . Thus , in Virgil we not only read of Dido's love , but we see the cruel effects of it ; the circumstances of her rage and defpair are plac'd before our eyes , we ...
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