The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Son , faid the hermit , let the errors and follies , the " dangers and escape of this day , fink deep into thine " heart . Remember , my fon , that human life is the " journey of a day . We rife in the morning of youth , " full of vigor ...
... Son , faid the hermit , let the errors and follies , the " dangers and escape of this day , fink deep into thine " heart . Remember , my fon , that human life is the " journey of a day . We rife in the morning of youth , " full of vigor ...
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... Son who fat at his right hand ; foretels " the fuccefs of Satan in perverting mankind ; clears " his own juftice and wisdom from all imputation , hav- ing created man free , and able enough to have 320 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
... Son who fat at his right hand ; foretels " the fuccefs of Satan in perverting mankind ; clears " his own juftice and wisdom from all imputation , hav- ing created man free , and able enough to have 320 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
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... Son " of God renders praises to his father for the manifefta- ❝tion of his gracious purpose towards man : but God " again declares , that grace cannot be extended towards " man without the fatisfaction of divine juftice . Man hath ...
... Son " of God renders praises to his father for the manifefta- ❝tion of his gracious purpose towards man : but God " again declares , that grace cannot be extended towards " man without the fatisfaction of divine juftice . Man hath ...
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