The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the fubject ; but thofe on contentment , or where any of the virtues are concern'd , have a twofold tendency , and are generally ...
... rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the fubject ; but thofe on contentment , or where any of the virtues are concern'd , have a twofold tendency , and are generally ...
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... rural af- fairs , they would not admit of it . To employ lofty thoughts and elevated expreffions in the common con- cerns of life , is like placing the regal purple on a clown , which is a moft certain means of turning him to ri- dicule ...
... rural af- fairs , they would not admit of it . To employ lofty thoughts and elevated expreffions in the common con- cerns of life , is like placing the regal purple on a clown , which is a moft certain means of turning him to ri- dicule ...
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... rural affairs , which is very natu ral and expreffive . As when two bulls for their fair female fight , In Sila's fhades , or on Taburnus ' height ; With horns adverse they meet : the keeper flies : Mute ftands the herd , the heifers ...
... rural affairs , which is very natu ral and expreffive . As when two bulls for their fair female fight , In Sila's fhades , or on Taburnus ' height ; With horns adverse they meet : the keeper flies : Mute ftands the herd , the heifers ...
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