The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... things , which the priest found with Ion when he was expofed , difcovers Creusa , whom he was going to kill to be his mother . Thirdly , by Remembrance ; that is when the fight or hearing of any thing occafions us to recollect our ...
... things , which the priest found with Ion when he was expofed , difcovers Creusa , whom he was going to kill to be his mother . Thirdly , by Remembrance ; that is when the fight or hearing of any thing occafions us to recollect our ...
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... things we women do ! Who would not liften when young lovers woo ? But die a maid , yet have the choice of two ! Ladies are often cruel to their coft ; To give you pain , themfelves they punish moft . Vows of virginity fhould well be ...
... things we women do ! Who would not liften when young lovers woo ? But die a maid , yet have the choice of two ! Ladies are often cruel to their coft ; To give you pain , themfelves they punish moft . Vows of virginity fhould well be ...
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... things more picturefque and pleafing . In fhort , history , if I may be allow'd the expreffion , re- cords paft tranfactions with precifion to preferve the me- mory of them to pofterity ; but poetry , by its power of reanimating every thing ...
... things more picturefque and pleafing . In fhort , history , if I may be allow'd the expreffion , re- cords paft tranfactions with precifion to preferve the me- mory of them to pofterity ; but poetry , by its power of reanimating every thing ...
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