The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... pastoral kind ; but by the best judges are only called his select poems , as the word Eclogue originally means . Those who will take the pains to consult Scaliger's comparison of these two poets , will find that Theo- critus hath out ...
... pastoral kind ; but by the best judges are only called his select poems , as the word Eclogue originally means . Those who will take the pains to consult Scaliger's comparison of these two poets , will find that Theo- critus hath out ...
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... pastoral is so very pretty , that it were pity intirely to change it ; but I think that part only is to be retained ... pastoral sports are extreme- ly beautiful : • The Fourth Pastoral of Ambrose Philips . Whilome did I , tall as this ...
... pastoral is so very pretty , that it were pity intirely to change it ; but I think that part only is to be retained ... pastoral sports are extreme- ly beautiful : • The Fourth Pastoral of Ambrose Philips . Whilome did I , tall as this ...
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... pastoral . At the conclusion of this piece , the author recon- ciles the lovers , and ends the eclogue the most simply in the world : ' So Rager parted vor to vetch tha kee , And vor her bucket in went Cicily . ' I am loth to shew my ...
... pastoral . At the conclusion of this piece , the author recon- ciles the lovers , and ends the eclogue the most simply in the world : ' So Rager parted vor to vetch tha kee , And vor her bucket in went Cicily . ' I am loth to shew my ...
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