The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... agreeable to the Character of the fpeaker , as Horace has well obferved : You must take care , and ufe quite diff'rent words When Servants speak , or their commanding Lords , When grave old men , or headftrong youths difcourfe , When ...
... agreeable to the Character of the fpeaker , as Horace has well obferved : You must take care , and ufe quite diff'rent words When Servants speak , or their commanding Lords , When grave old men , or headftrong youths difcourfe , When ...
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... agreeable enough ; for the crime being committed through ignorance , there is nothing in it flagitious or inhuman , and the difcovery is extremely affecting . This naturally leads me to ob- ferve , that all Incidents are not to be ...
... agreeable enough ; for the crime being committed through ignorance , there is nothing in it flagitious or inhuman , and the difcovery is extremely affecting . This naturally leads me to ob- ferve , that all Incidents are not to be ...
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... agreeable as any part of the poem . It is Nausicaa's nuptial linnen that is wash- ing , and the princess herself fuperintends the work . We fhall infert the paffage , because as Ulyffes is awakened by the fhouts and diverfions of the ...
... agreeable as any part of the poem . It is Nausicaa's nuptial linnen that is wash- ing , and the princess herself fuperintends the work . We fhall infert the paffage , because as Ulyffes is awakened by the fhouts and diverfions of the ...
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