The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... passion , and fo artfully and pathetically introduced , that it is no ways inferior to the defcription . ' Ere long they come , where that fame wicked wight His dwelling has , low in an hollow cave , Far underneath a craggy clift ypight ...
... passion , and fo artfully and pathetically introduced , that it is no ways inferior to the defcription . ' Ere long they come , where that fame wicked wight His dwelling has , low in an hollow cave , Far underneath a craggy clift ypight ...
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... passion as- fumed has not poffeffion of the breaft . Propriety of cha- racter is therefore of infinite confequence on the Stage , as well as in the Pulpit . He who would teach men to live well , fhould learn to live well himfelf ; for ...
... passion as- fumed has not poffeffion of the breaft . Propriety of cha- racter is therefore of infinite confequence on the Stage , as well as in the Pulpit . He who would teach men to live well , fhould learn to live well himfelf ; for ...
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