The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... against people of all nations , in vindication of his ladies beauty ; an action almost as abfurd as Don Quixot's engaging the windmills . These things muft in our days appear extremely ridi- culous , and would be of no value in the ...
... against people of all nations , in vindication of his ladies beauty ; an action almost as abfurd as Don Quixot's engaging the windmills . These things muft in our days appear extremely ridi- culous , and would be of no value in the ...
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... against Milton's fable is , that the event is unhappy ; an imperfection ( if it be one ) which he could not avoid without doing violence to the facred text ; and therefore it cannot be charged upon him , even if it be admitted against ...
... against Milton's fable is , that the event is unhappy ; an imperfection ( if it be one ) which he could not avoid without doing violence to the facred text ; and therefore it cannot be charged upon him , even if it be admitted against ...
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... against the pro testants which was afterwards called the Holy League . This , together with his artful and winning behaviour , and a bat- tle which he obtained over the German proteftants , gained him fo much power , that the king found ...
... against the pro testants which was afterwards called the Holy League . This , together with his artful and winning behaviour , and a bat- tle which he obtained over the German proteftants , gained him fo much power , that the king found ...
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