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... poet , is more beautifully defcribed than the death of old Priam ; and the family- pieces of Æneas , Anchifes , and Creufa , are as tender as can be conceived . In many paffages of the Eneid , the fame pathetic fpirit fhines ; and they ...
... poet , is more beautifully defcribed than the death of old Priam ; and the family- pieces of Æneas , Anchifes , and Creufa , are as tender as can be conceived . In many paffages of the Eneid , the fame pathetic fpirit fhines ; and they ...
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... poet , and feems to work out the reft by the strength of her own faculties . But fince the inculcating precept upon precept , will at length prove tire- fome to the reader , if he meets with no entertainment , the poet must take care ...
... poet , and feems to work out the reft by the strength of her own faculties . But fince the inculcating precept upon precept , will at length prove tire- fome to the reader , if he meets with no entertainment , the poet must take care ...
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... poet , with a great beauty , applies oblivion , ignorance , wonder , defire , and the like , to his trees . The laft Georgic has indeed as many metaphors , but not fo daring as this ; for human thoughts and paflions may be more na ...
... poet , with a great beauty , applies oblivion , ignorance , wonder , defire , and the like , to his trees . The laft Georgic has indeed as many metaphors , but not fo daring as this ; for human thoughts and paflions may be more na ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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