The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... TASTE , and render the Study of this Part of the BELLES LETTRES more rational and pleafing . VOL . II . LONDON : Printed for J. NEWBERY , at the Bible and Sun in St. Paul's Church - yard . M DCC LX I. Complete set - S. B. N. This volume ...
... TASTE , and render the Study of this Part of the BELLES LETTRES more rational and pleafing . VOL . II . LONDON : Printed for J. NEWBERY , at the Bible and Sun in St. Paul's Church - yard . M DCC LX I. Complete set - S. B. N. This volume ...
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... . Once more I join the Thespian choir , And taste th ' infpiring fount again : O parent of the Grecian lyre , Admit me to thy facred ftrain- And lo ! with ease my step invades The pathless Of LYRIC POETRY . 95 166 ...
... . Once more I join the Thespian choir , And taste th ' infpiring fount again : O parent of the Grecian lyre , Admit me to thy facred ftrain- And lo ! with ease my step invades The pathless Of LYRIC POETRY . 95 166 ...
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... taste and judg- ment : and even in those parts of poetry wherein Homer excels , we read Virgil not only with pleafure , but with . admiration . - The comparifon which Mr. Pope has drawn between these great poets , feems to be extremely ...
... taste and judg- ment : and even in those parts of poetry wherein Homer excels , we read Virgil not only with pleafure , but with . admiration . - The comparifon which Mr. Pope has drawn between these great poets , feems to be extremely ...
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