The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... never fatisfied ) is always coveting what it never fully enjoys ; as kings conquer nations they never mean to poffefs . Our pleasures , therefore , are for the moft part made up of expectation and novelty , and he who would inftruct ...
... never fatisfied ) is always coveting what it never fully enjoys ; as kings conquer nations they never mean to poffefs . Our pleasures , therefore , are for the moft part made up of expectation and novelty , and he who would inftruct ...
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... never proved by fuch arguments as are contained in the following lines : I with reafon chofe This ftratagem t'amufe our foes , To make an hon'rable retreat , And wave a total fure defeat : For he who fights and runs away May live to ...
... never proved by fuch arguments as are contained in the following lines : I with reafon chofe This ftratagem t'amufe our foes , To make an hon'rable retreat , And wave a total fure defeat : For he who fights and runs away May live to ...
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... never be shifted throughout the Play , but remain in the fame place where it was laid at the beginning . This indeed would be to keep close to nature and proba - bility ; for what is prefented on the fame Stage , which is never moved ...
... never be shifted throughout the Play , but remain in the fame place where it was laid at the beginning . This indeed would be to keep close to nature and proba - bility ; for what is prefented on the fame Stage , which is never moved ...
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