The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Perhaps he might have truckled down , " Like other brethren of his gown : " For party he would scarce have bled " I say no more becaufe he's dead " What writings has he left behind I hear they're of a different kind : A few in verfe ...
... Perhaps he might have truckled down , " Like other brethren of his gown : " For party he would scarce have bled " I say no more becaufe he's dead " What writings has he left behind I hear they're of a different kind : A few in verfe ...
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... Perhaps , if skill could diftant times explore , New Bebus , new Durfeys yet remain in store . Ferhaps , where Lear has rav'd , and Hamlet dy'd , On flying cars new forcerers may ride . Perhaps ( for who can guefs the effects of chance ...
... Perhaps , if skill could diftant times explore , New Bebus , new Durfeys yet remain in store . Ferhaps , where Lear has rav'd , and Hamlet dy'd , On flying cars new forcerers may ride . Perhaps ( for who can guefs the effects of chance ...
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... perhaps induce the reader to look with an eye candour , on many feeming escapes of the poet , in this admirable work . of As to the fhips being metamorphofed into nymphs , which is as extraordinary as any thing in the whole poem ...
... perhaps induce the reader to look with an eye candour , on many feeming escapes of the poet , in this admirable work . of As to the fhips being metamorphofed into nymphs , which is as extraordinary as any thing in the whole poem ...
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