The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... had its fource , we may sup- pose , from the heart , and was employed to exprefs , with becoming fervor and dignity , the grateful fenfe man en- tertained of the bleffings which daily flowed from God the fountain of all goodness : Hence ...
... had its fource , we may sup- pose , from the heart , and was employed to exprefs , with becoming fervor and dignity , the grateful fenfe man en- tertained of the bleffings which daily flowed from God the fountain of all goodness : Hence ...
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... had its rife probably from the an- cient Mimes , a fort of actors who had the art ( it is faid ) of conveying their ideas , fentiments , and paffions to the fpectators , of whatever nation , with amazing dexterity ; and that by dumb ...
... had its rife probably from the an- cient Mimes , a fort of actors who had the art ( it is faid ) of conveying their ideas , fentiments , and paffions to the fpectators , of whatever nation , with amazing dexterity ; and that by dumb ...
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... had its intended effect ; for it not only fired the reft of Greece with the love of glory , but greatly aftonifhed and intimidated the Perfians ; who faw that this action was not the refult of fierce and inconfiderate rafhnefs ; but of ...
... had its intended effect ; for it not only fired the reft of Greece with the love of glory , but greatly aftonifhed and intimidated the Perfians ; who faw that this action was not the refult of fierce and inconfiderate rafhnefs ; but of ...
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