The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... once . This he as volubly wou'd vent As if his ftock wou'd ne'er be spent ; And truly to fupport that charge , He had fupplies as vaft and large ; For he could coin or counterfeit New words with little or no wit ; Words fo debas'd and ...
... once . This he as volubly wou'd vent As if his ftock wou'd ne'er be spent ; And truly to fupport that charge , He had fupplies as vaft and large ; For he could coin or counterfeit New words with little or no wit ; Words fo debas'd and ...
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... once deign to turn his fcornful eyes ? Did he once groan at all my piercing fighs ? Drop'd he one tear in pity to my cries ? Calm he look'd on , and faw my paffion burst . Which , which of all his infults was the worft ? And yet great ...
... once deign to turn his fcornful eyes ? Did he once groan at all my piercing fighs ? Drop'd he one tear in pity to my cries ? Calm he look'd on , and faw my paffion burst . Which , which of all his infults was the worft ? And yet great ...
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... once more was either like To meet fo great a foe : and now great deeds Had been atchiev'd , whereof all hell had rung , Had not the fnaky forcerefs that fat Faft by hell - gate , and kept the fatal key , Ris'n , and with hideous outcry ...
... once more was either like To meet fo great a foe : and now great deeds Had been atchiev'd , whereof all hell had rung , Had not the fnaky forcerefs that fat Faft by hell - gate , and kept the fatal key , Ris'n , and with hideous outcry ...
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