The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 27Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... LAW , E. AND C. DILLY , J. DODSLEY , H. BALDWIN , J. WILKIE , J. ROBSON , J. JOHNSON , T. LOWNDES , T.BECKET , G. ROBINSON , T.CADELL , W. DAVIS , J. NICHOLS , F. NEWBRRY , T. EVANS , J. RID- LEY , R. BALDWIN , G. NICOL , LEIGH AND ...
... LAW , E. AND C. DILLY , J. DODSLEY , H. BALDWIN , J. WILKIE , J. ROBSON , J. JOHNSON , T. LOWNDES , T.BECKET , G. ROBINSON , T.CADELL , W. DAVIS , J. NICHOLS , F. NEWBRRY , T. EVANS , J. RID- LEY , R. BALDWIN , G. NICOL , LEIGH AND ...
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... laws founded on their model . The Pharfalia is properly an Historical Heroic Poem , be- cause the subject is a known true ftory . Now with our late critics , Truth is an unneceffary trifle for an Epic Poem , and ought to be thrown afide ...
... laws founded on their model . The Pharfalia is properly an Historical Heroic Poem , be- cause the subject is a known true ftory . Now with our late critics , Truth is an unneceffary trifle for an Epic Poem , and ought to be thrown afide ...
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... laws and liberties of his country , which he truly was , and than which , no greater infamy can poffibly be caft upon any name : but he defcribes him as pur- fuing that abominable end , by the most execrable me- thods , and fome that ...
... laws and liberties of his country , which he truly was , and than which , no greater infamy can poffibly be caft upon any name : but he defcribes him as pur- fuing that abominable end , by the most execrable me- thods , and fome that ...
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... laws , and empire , in confufion loft ; Of all the woes which civil difcords bring , And Rome o'ercome by Roman arms , I fing . What blind , detefted madness could afford Such horrid licenfe to the murdering sword ? Say , Romans ...
... laws , and empire , in confufion loft ; Of all the woes which civil difcords bring , And Rome o'ercome by Roman arms , I fing . What blind , detefted madness could afford Such horrid licenfe to the murdering sword ? Say , Romans ...
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... 235 240 Old age came creeping in the peaceful gown , 245 And civil functions weigh'd the foldier down ; E Difus'd Difus'd to arms , he turn'd him to the laws LUCAN'S PHARSALIA , Book I. 49 Like the fam'd Sabine dames fhe had been seen ...
... 235 240 Old age came creeping in the peaceful gown , 245 And civil functions weigh'd the foldier down ; E Difus'd Difus'd to arms , he turn'd him to the laws LUCAN'S PHARSALIA , Book I. 49 Like the fam'd Sabine dames fhe had been seen ...
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