The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... First let him fpeak , who first has suffer'd thame . If I oppofe thee , prince , thy wrath with hold , The laws of council bid my tongue be bold . Thou firft , and thou alone , in fields of fight , Durft brand my courage , and defame my ...
... First let him fpeak , who first has suffer'd thame . If I oppofe thee , prince , thy wrath with hold , The laws of council bid my tongue be bold . Thou firft , and thou alone , in fields of fight , Durft brand my courage , and defame my ...
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... first , before the throne of Jove he stood ; And thus with lifted hands invok'd the god . My first attempt , great Jupiter , fucceed ; An annual off'ring in thy grove fhall bleed : A fnow - white fteer , before thy altar led , Who like ...
... first , before the throne of Jove he stood ; And thus with lifted hands invok'd the god . My first attempt , great Jupiter , fucceed ; An annual off'ring in thy grove fhall bleed : A fnow - white fteer , before thy altar led , Who like ...
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... first changes himself " into the fhape of a meaner angel ; and pretending a " zealous defire to behold the new creation , and man , " whom God had placed there , inquires of him the place of his habitation , and is directed : alights first ...
... first changes himself " into the fhape of a meaner angel ; and pretending a " zealous defire to behold the new creation , and man , " whom God had placed there , inquires of him the place of his habitation , and is directed : alights first ...
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