The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... should he obftruct my view ? Then let me have the higher poft , Suppole it but an inch at moft . If in a battle you should find One , whom you love of all mankind , Had fome heroic action done , A champion kill'd , or trophy won ...
... should he obftruct my view ? Then let me have the higher poft , Suppole it but an inch at moft . If in a battle you should find One , whom you love of all mankind , Had fome heroic action done , A champion kill'd , or trophy won ...
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... Should Troy , to bribe me , bring forth all her flore , And giving thousands , offer thousands more ; Should Dardan Priam , and his weeping dame , Drain their whole realm to buy one fun'ral flame : Their Hector on the pile they fhould ...
... Should Troy , to bribe me , bring forth all her flore , And giving thousands , offer thousands more ; Should Dardan Priam , and his weeping dame , Drain their whole realm to buy one fun'ral flame : Their Hector on the pile they fhould ...
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... should come after her at a distance , left the populace should raise reports to her dishonour . To me belongs The care to fhun the blaft of fland'rous tongues ; Left malice , prone the virtuous to defame , Should with vile cenfure taint ...
... should come after her at a distance , left the populace should raise reports to her dishonour . To me belongs The care to fhun the blaft of fland'rous tongues ; Left malice , prone the virtuous to defame , Should with vile cenfure taint ...
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