The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... hath out - done him in those very passages which the critic hath produced in honour of Virgil . There is , in short , more innocence , simplicity , and whatever else hath been laid down as the distinguishing marks of pastoral , in the ...
... hath out - done him in those very passages which the critic hath produced in honour of Virgil . There is , in short , more innocence , simplicity , and whatever else hath been laid down as the distinguishing marks of pastoral , in the ...
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... hath the antiquated Eng- lish . For example , might he not have said ' quoi instead of ' cui ; ' ' quoijum ' for ' cujum ; ' ' volt ' for ' vult , ' & c . as well as our modern hath ' welladay ' for ' alas , ' ' whilome ' for ' of old ...
... hath the antiquated Eng- lish . For example , might he not have said ' quoi instead of ' cui ; ' ' quoijum ' for ' cujum ; ' ' volt ' for ' vult , ' & c . as well as our modern hath ' welladay ' for ' alas , ' ' whilome ' for ' of old ...
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... hath with great judg- ment described wolves in England , in his first pasto- ral . Nor would I have a poet slavishly confine him- self ( as Mr. Pope hath done ) to one particular season of the year , one certain time of the day , and ...
... hath with great judg- ment described wolves in England , in his first pasto- ral . Nor would I have a poet slavishly confine him- self ( as Mr. Pope hath done ) to one particular season of the year , one certain time of the day , and ...
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