The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... trees , we are content to be led to truth , when we should have little inclination to pursue the known and beaten track , that afforded us no fuch entertainment . The power which allegorical poetry has over the mind may be felt by ...
... trees , we are content to be led to truth , when we should have little inclination to pursue the known and beaten track , that afforded us no fuch entertainment . The power which allegorical poetry has over the mind may be felt by ...
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... trees It hung , and breath'd fuch foul - diffolving airs , As did , alas ! with foft perdition please : Entangled deep in its enchanting fnares , The listening heart forgot all duties and all cares . A certain mufic , never known before ...
... trees It hung , and breath'd fuch foul - diffolving airs , As did , alas ! with foft perdition please : Entangled deep in its enchanting fnares , The listening heart forgot all duties and all cares . A certain mufic , never known before ...
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... trees are every year equally fruitful ; that the gods had not given mortals any certain tokens , by which they might foreknow when the rich years of virtue fhould fucceed ; whence it comes to pafs , that men out of felf - conceit and ...
... trees are every year equally fruitful ; that the gods had not given mortals any certain tokens , by which they might foreknow when the rich years of virtue fhould fucceed ; whence it comes to pafs , that men out of felf - conceit and ...
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