The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... these we have very few that deferve our notice , Mr. Garrick's LETHE , is by far the beft I have feen , and is indeed , too good to be claffed with these perfor- mances ; for it has many natural and well fupported characters , and ...
... these we have very few that deferve our notice , Mr. Garrick's LETHE , is by far the beft I have feen , and is indeed , too good to be claffed with these perfor- mances ; for it has many natural and well fupported characters , and ...
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... these still mine , and only these remain The tears I fhed , the hand you gave in vain ! ) By thofe late folemn nuptial bands I plead ; By thofe first pleasures of the bridal bed ; If e'er , when folded in your circling arms , You figh'd ...
... these still mine , and only these remain The tears I fhed , the hand you gave in vain ! ) By thofe late folemn nuptial bands I plead ; By thofe first pleasures of the bridal bed ; If e'er , when folded in your circling arms , You figh'd ...
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... these abfurdities , fome few of which we shall hereafter point out , his poem is fo admired in feveral parts of ... these characters ; but thofe of Aladine and Argantes are more prudently drawn ; for the poet has made these lefs amiable ...
... these abfurdities , fome few of which we shall hereafter point out , his poem is fo admired in feveral parts of ... these characters ; but thofe of Aladine and Argantes are more prudently drawn ; for the poet has made these lefs amiable ...
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