The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... also confider that his poem was written at a time when the old Gothick chivalry had yet some footing in England ; and might therefore fill a place in a work of this romantic and allegorical kind , without im- propriety . Jufts and ...
... also confider that his poem was written at a time when the old Gothick chivalry had yet some footing in England ; and might therefore fill a place in a work of this romantic and allegorical kind , without im- propriety . Jufts and ...
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... also worthy of remark , that this washing in cifterns was perform'd by treading the linen , as they do now in the north of England and Scotland , and not by rubbing it with their hands . They feek the cifterns where Phæacian dames Wash ...
... also worthy of remark , that this washing in cifterns was perform'd by treading the linen , as they do now in the north of England and Scotland , and not by rubbing it with their hands . They feek the cifterns where Phæacian dames Wash ...
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... also great . Hafte hither Eve , and worth thy fight behold Eastward among thofe trees , what glorious shape Comes this way moving ; feems another morn Ris'n on mid - noon ; fome great beheft from heav'n To us perhaps he brings , and ...
... also great . Hafte hither Eve , and worth thy fight behold Eastward among thofe trees , what glorious shape Comes this way moving ; feems another morn Ris'n on mid - noon ; fome great beheft from heav'n To us perhaps he brings , and ...
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