The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... thefe encounters are ufually described in books of knight - errantry : And not long be- fore this , the earl of Surry , who was a wit and a poet , took a romantic voyage to Florence , the place where his mif- trefs was born , and there ...
... thefe encounters are ufually described in books of knight - errantry : And not long be- fore this , the earl of Surry , who was a wit and a poet , took a romantic voyage to Florence , the place where his mif- trefs was born , and there ...
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... thefe impreffions ; fince it would be a mighty curb to wild ambition and lawless power , and prevent the effufion of much human blood . Nor are these all the advantages that might refult from a well - regulated Drama ; for in the ...
... thefe impreffions ; fince it would be a mighty curb to wild ambition and lawless power , and prevent the effufion of much human blood . Nor are these all the advantages that might refult from a well - regulated Drama ; for in the ...
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... Thefe reconciling Goddeffes obey : Due honours to the feed of Jove belong ; Due honours calm the fierce , and bend the ftrong . Were thefe not paid thee by the terms we bring , Were rage ftill harbour'd in the haughty king , Nor Greece ...
... Thefe reconciling Goddeffes obey : Due honours to the feed of Jove belong ; Due honours calm the fierce , and bend the ftrong . Were thefe not paid thee by the terms we bring , Were rage ftill harbour'd in the haughty king , Nor Greece ...
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