The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... virtue , to infufe into them noble sentiments , and lead them on in the road to honour and to happiness , proper examples fhould not only be fet before them , but thefe examples be enforced by proper perfons . A lecture on charity by a ...
... virtue , to infufe into them noble sentiments , and lead them on in the road to honour and to happiness , proper examples fhould not only be fet before them , but thefe examples be enforced by proper perfons . A lecture on charity by a ...
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... virtue wonder'd how they wept . Our Author fhuns by vulgar fprings to move , The hero's glory , or the virgin's love ; In pitying love we but our weakness fhow , And wild ambition well deferves its woe . Here tears shall flow from a ...
... virtue wonder'd how they wept . Our Author fhuns by vulgar fprings to move , The hero's glory , or the virgin's love ; In pitying love we but our weakness fhow , And wild ambition well deferves its woe . Here tears shall flow from a ...
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... virtue beams forth more abundantly in Leonidas the principal hero , and brightens up all his actions , as well in his retirement , and amidft his family and friends , as in the council and the field . The exalted idea he has of this virtue ...
... virtue beams forth more abundantly in Leonidas the principal hero , and brightens up all his actions , as well in his retirement , and amidft his family and friends , as in the council and the field . The exalted idea he has of this virtue ...
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