A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... thoughts . Lon - This was a fort of compofition peculiarly proper gines has given his opinion , that it was in this part ... thought is warmer , an expreffion will be brighter ; as that is more ftrong , this will become more perfpicuous ...
... thoughts . Lon - This was a fort of compofition peculiarly proper gines has given his opinion , that it was in this part ... thought is warmer , an expreffion will be brighter ; as that is more ftrong , this will become more perfpicuous ...
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... thought the due proportion of parts , to become miracles in the whole ; and like the old heroes of that make , commit fomething near extravagance , amid a feries of glories and inimitable perform a.es. Thus Homer has his fpeaking horfes ...
... thought the due proportion of parts , to become miracles in the whole ; and like the old heroes of that make , commit fomething near extravagance , amid a feries of glories and inimitable perform a.es. Thus Homer has his fpeaking horfes ...
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... thought ( but some kind God that thought fup- prc.t ) To plunge the poinard in my father's breaft : Then meditate my flight ; my friends in vain With prayers entreat me , and with force detain . On fat of rams , black bulls , and brawny ...
... thought ( but some kind God that thought fup- prc.t ) To plunge the poinard in my father's breaft : Then meditate my flight ; my friends in vain With prayers entreat me , and with force detain . On fat of rams , black bulls , and brawny ...
Page 55
... thought ( but fome kind God that thought fup- preit ) To plunge the poinard in my father's breast : Then meditate my flight ; my friends in vain With prayers entreat me , and with force detain . On fat of rams , black bulls , and brawny ...
... thought ( but fome kind God that thought fup- preit ) To plunge the poinard in my father's breast : Then meditate my flight ; my friends in vain With prayers entreat me , and with force detain . On fat of rams , black bulls , and brawny ...
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... thought , Whatever methods , or to fly or fight , All , all depend on this important night ! He heard , return'd ... thoughts and pious loves confpire To eale a fovereign , and relieve a fire . But now the hat defpair furrounds our hoft ...
... thought , Whatever methods , or to fly or fight , All , all depend on this important night ! He heard , return'd ... thoughts and pious loves confpire To eale a fovereign , and relieve a fire . But now the hat defpair furrounds our hoft ...
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