The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... praises , he reminds him at the fame time of his mortality , and tells him that his cloathing of flesh is perishable ... praise and celebrate the worthy and deferving , who from good citizens ought to receive all kinds of honour and ...
... praises , he reminds him at the fame time of his mortality , and tells him that his cloathing of flesh is perishable ... praise and celebrate the worthy and deferving , who from good citizens ought to receive all kinds of honour and ...
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... praise ; By ev'ry zealous patriot fung , And deck'd with ev'ry flow'r of heav'nly lays . * It was usual in all folemn Sacrifices and Prayers to begin with invoking Vefta . Such retribution in return for fame , Such , Ariftagoras 78 Of ...
... praise ; By ev'ry zealous patriot fung , And deck'd with ev'ry flow'r of heav'nly lays . * It was usual in all folemn Sacrifices and Prayers to begin with invoking Vefta . Such retribution in return for fame , Such , Ariftagoras 78 Of ...
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... praise . When now the rage of hunger was allay'd , Thus to the lyrist wise Ulysses said . O more than man ! thy foul the muse inspires , Or Phoebus animates with all his fires : For who , by Phoebus uninform'd , could know The woe of ...
... praise . When now the rage of hunger was allay'd , Thus to the lyrist wise Ulysses said . O more than man ! thy foul the muse inspires , Or Phoebus animates with all his fires : For who , by Phoebus uninform'd , could know The woe of ...
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