The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... last , that is eternally . Thomson's Castle of Indolence is an allegorical poem , and written in Spenfer's manner ; but it is one of those imitations that , in many refpects , equals the original . As it is a modern performance , and ...
... last , that is eternally . Thomson's Castle of Indolence is an allegorical poem , and written in Spenfer's manner ; but it is one of those imitations that , in many refpects , equals the original . As it is a modern performance , and ...
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... last rhe green path began to decline from its first direction , and to wind among hills and thickets , cooled with fountains , and murmuring with water - falls . Here Obidah paused for a time , and began to confider whether it were ...
... last rhe green path began to decline from its first direction , and to wind among hills and thickets , cooled with fountains , and murmuring with water - falls . Here Obidah paused for a time , and began to confider whether it were ...
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... last : Ye dear , dear relicks of the man I lov'd ! While fate confented , and the gods approv'd , Relieve my woes , this rage of love controul , Take my last breath , and catch my parting foul . My fatal courfe is finifh'd , and I go A ...
... last : Ye dear , dear relicks of the man I lov'd ! While fate confented , and the gods approv'd , Relieve my woes , this rage of love controul , Take my last breath , and catch my parting foul . My fatal courfe is finifh'd , and I go A ...
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