The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Greeks , and prefs them fo close , that they are obliged to raise fortifi- cations to fecure their fleet , and are about to quit the Phrygian coaft and to return home with difhonour . Aga- memnon , by the advice of the other princes ...
... Greeks , and prefs them fo close , that they are obliged to raise fortifi- cations to fecure their fleet , and are about to quit the Phrygian coaft and to return home with difhonour . Aga- memnon , by the advice of the other princes ...
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... Greeks expect them , and our heroes wait . Proud as he is , that iron heart retains Its stubborn purpose , and his friends difdains . Stern , and unpitying ! if a brother bleed , On juft atonement , we remit the deed ; A fire the ...
... Greeks expect them , and our heroes wait . Proud as he is , that iron heart retains Its stubborn purpose , and his friends difdains . Stern , and unpitying ! if a brother bleed , On juft atonement , we remit the deed ; A fire the ...
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... Greeks rush'd tumultuous to the main : How blazing tents illumin'd half the fkies , While from the shores the winged navy flies : How ev'n in Ilion's walls , in deathful bands , Came the ftern Greeks by Troy's affifting hands : All Troy ...
... Greeks rush'd tumultuous to the main : How blazing tents illumin'd half the fkies , While from the shores the winged navy flies : How ev'n in Ilion's walls , in deathful bands , Came the ftern Greeks by Troy's affifting hands : All Troy ...
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