The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... land all round him was his own , With corn his crouded granaries groan . In short , so vaft his charge and gain , That to poffefs them was a pain ; With happiness opprefs'd he lies , And much too prudent to be wife . Near him there liv ...
... land all round him was his own , With corn his crouded granaries groan . In short , so vaft his charge and gain , That to poffefs them was a pain ; With happiness opprefs'd he lies , And much too prudent to be wife . Near him there liv ...
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... land the difmal rumour flies , And public mournings pacify the fkies ; ' The laureate tribe in fervile verfe relate How virtue wars with perfecuting fate . With well - reign'd gratitude the penfion'd band Refund the plunder of the ...
... land the difmal rumour flies , And public mournings pacify the fkies ; ' The laureate tribe in fervile verfe relate How virtue wars with perfecuting fate . With well - reign'd gratitude the penfion'd band Refund the plunder of the ...
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... land of the Cyclops , whofe manners and fituation are particularly defcribed ; as alfo is the giant Polyphemus and his cave , together with his treatment of Ulyffes and his companions , and the manner in which they efcaped which laft ...
... land of the Cyclops , whofe manners and fituation are particularly defcribed ; as alfo is the giant Polyphemus and his cave , together with his treatment of Ulyffes and his companions , and the manner in which they efcaped which laft ...
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