The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... bold and daring on we go , Contriving schemes of many a mighty deed . While hope , fond inmate of the human mind , And felf - opinion , active , rafh , and blind , Hold up a falfe illufive ray , That leads our dazzled feet affray Far ...
... bold and daring on we go , Contriving schemes of many a mighty deed . While hope , fond inmate of the human mind , And felf - opinion , active , rafh , and blind , Hold up a falfe illufive ray , That leads our dazzled feet affray Far ...
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... bold bird her helpless young attends , From danger guards them , and from want defen ' s ; In fearch of prey fhe wings the spacious air , And with th ' untafted food fupplies her care : For thankless Greece fuch hardships have I brav'd ...
... bold bird her helpless young attends , From danger guards them , and from want defen ' s ; In fearch of prey fhe wings the spacious air , And with th ' untafted food fupplies her care : For thankless Greece fuch hardships have I brav'd ...
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... bold each blow ; I fteal no conqueft from a noble foe . As the fpeech of Ajax is a bold , blunt , and foldier- like addrefs , perfectly confiftent with the character of a man who thinks and talks of nothing but fighting ; fo is Hector's ...
... bold each blow ; I fteal no conqueft from a noble foe . As the fpeech of Ajax is a bold , blunt , and foldier- like addrefs , perfectly confiftent with the character of a man who thinks and talks of nothing but fighting ; fo is Hector's ...
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