The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... human breast : " In all diftreffes of our friends " We first confult our private ends ; " While nature , kindly bent to ease us , " Points out fome circumftance to please us . " If this perhaps your patience move , Let reafon and ...
... human breast : " In all diftreffes of our friends " We first confult our private ends ; " While nature , kindly bent to ease us , " Points out fome circumftance to please us . " If this perhaps your patience move , Let reafon and ...
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... human heart . His introducing Priam to addrefs Achilles in this manner , was a mafter - piece of policy ; for Achilles , notwithstanding his turbulent , outragious temper , could not have behaved ill to the old king confiftently with ...
... human heart . His introducing Priam to addrefs Achilles in this manner , was a mafter - piece of policy ; for Achilles , notwithstanding his turbulent , outragious temper , could not have behaved ill to the old king confiftently with ...
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... human bones , that whiten all the ground ; The ground polluted floats with human gore , And human carnage taints the dreadful fhore . Fly swift the dang'rous coast ; let ev'ry ear Be ftop'd against the fong ! ' tis death to hear ! Firm ...
... human bones , that whiten all the ground ; The ground polluted floats with human gore , And human carnage taints the dreadful fhore . Fly swift the dang'rous coast ; let ev'ry ear Be ftop'd against the fong ! ' tis death to hear ! Firm ...
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