The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fire to fire in long fucceffion trac'd Up to Pifander ; who in days of yore From old Amycle to the Lesbian fhore And Tenedos , colleagu'd in high command With great Orefies , led th ' Eolian band ? Nor was his Mother's race lefs ftrong ...
... fire to fire in long fucceffion trac'd Up to Pifander ; who in days of yore From old Amycle to the Lesbian fhore And Tenedos , colleagu'd in high command With great Orefies , led th ' Eolian band ? Nor was his Mother's race lefs ftrong ...
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... fire a gun , Have don't with bon -- fires , and at home Made fquibs and crackers overcome ; To fet the rabble on a flame , And keep their governors from blame , Difperfe the news the pulpit tells , Confirm'd with fire - works and with ...
... fire a gun , Have don't with bon -- fires , and at home Made fquibs and crackers overcome ; To fet the rabble on a flame , And keep their governors from blame , Difperfe the news the pulpit tells , Confirm'd with fire - works and with ...
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... fire like a charriot wheel , by its own rapidity . Exact difpofition , just thought , correct elocution , polished numbers , may have been found in a thoufand ; but this poetical fire , this vivida vis animi , in a very few . Even in ...
... fire like a charriot wheel , by its own rapidity . Exact difpofition , just thought , correct elocution , polished numbers , may have been found in a thoufand ; but this poetical fire , this vivida vis animi , in a very few . Even in ...
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