The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... moft part made up of expectation and novelty , and he who would inftruct effectually muft give us fomething to hope , and fomething to excite new and pleafing ideas in the imagination . He must not only enlighten and im- prove the ...
... moft part made up of expectation and novelty , and he who would inftruct effectually muft give us fomething to hope , and fomething to excite new and pleafing ideas in the imagination . He must not only enlighten and im- prove the ...
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... moft facetious letters came to hand , Which my first Satire fweetly reprimand . If that a just offence to Marcus gave , Say , Marcus , which art thou , a fool , or knave ? For all but fuch with caution I forbore ; That thou waft either ...
... moft facetious letters came to hand , Which my first Satire fweetly reprimand . If that a just offence to Marcus gave , Say , Marcus , which art thou , a fool , or knave ? For all but fuch with caution I forbore ; That thou waft either ...
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... moft excellent painting , and raises the piety , filial affection , prudence and tenderness of neas to the moft exalted pitch of admiration . The good old man with fuppliant hands implor'd The gods protection , and their itar ador'd ...
... moft excellent painting , and raises the piety , filial affection , prudence and tenderness of neas to the moft exalted pitch of admiration . The good old man with fuppliant hands implor'd The gods protection , and their itar ador'd ...
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