The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... force from Circe , whom Ulysses had made his friend . Next , where the Sirens dwell , you plow the feas ; Their fong is death , and makes deftruction please . Unbleft the man , whom mufic wins to stay Nigh Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM . 239.
... force from Circe , whom Ulysses had made his friend . Next , where the Sirens dwell , you plow the feas ; Their fong is death , and makes deftruction please . Unbleft the man , whom mufic wins to stay Nigh Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM . 239.
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... Ulysses to the infer- nal fhades , is , in my humble opinion , very exception- able , because it is extremely unnatural , and conveys to the reader no moral to attone for the abfurdity . If an important allegory was couched under thefe ...
... Ulysses to the infer- nal fhades , is , in my humble opinion , very exception- able , because it is extremely unnatural , and conveys to the reader no moral to attone for the abfurdity . If an important allegory was couched under thefe ...
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