The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... For where can ftarving merit , find a home ? In vain your mournful narrative disclose , While all neglect , and most insult your woes . Should heaven's just bolts Orgilio's wealth confound , And spread I 20 Of SATIRE .
... For where can ftarving merit , find a home ? In vain your mournful narrative disclose , While all neglect , and most insult your woes . Should heaven's just bolts Orgilio's wealth confound , And spread I 20 Of SATIRE .
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... just , fhew how difficult it is for moderns to equal the ancients in Epic Poetry ; for under the Chriftian difpenfation this fort of machinery is not to be tollerated : or , if it was , it would fail of the effect it had amongst the ...
... just , fhew how difficult it is for moderns to equal the ancients in Epic Poetry ; for under the Chriftian difpenfation this fort of machinery is not to be tollerated : or , if it was , it would fail of the effect it had amongst the ...
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... just exceptions therefore to these characters ; but thofe of Aladine and Argantes are more prudently drawn ; for the poet has made these lefs amiable than Priam and Hector , left the reader fhould be fo affected with their misfortunes ...
... just exceptions therefore to these characters ; but thofe of Aladine and Argantes are more prudently drawn ; for the poet has made these lefs amiable than Priam and Hector , left the reader fhould be fo affected with their misfortunes ...
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