The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... Such direful notes at length invade Th ' imperious fad Tartarian fhade , Where Aames fulphureous livid gleam , And terror reigns the pow'r fupreme ; He ftarts appal❜d , while o'er his gorgon form Unknown diforders all their influence ...
... Such direful notes at length invade Th ' imperious fad Tartarian fhade , Where Aames fulphureous livid gleam , And terror reigns the pow'r fupreme ; He ftarts appal❜d , while o'er his gorgon form Unknown diforders all their influence ...
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... Such is the just opinion of the tranflator , who has performed his ardu- ous task with ability . The genius and spirit of the ce- lebrated author of this tragedy pervade the whole per- formance . In Warfon's Hiftory of Philip II . will ...
... Such is the just opinion of the tranflator , who has performed his ardu- ous task with ability . The genius and spirit of the ce- lebrated author of this tragedy pervade the whole per- formance . In Warfon's Hiftory of Philip II . will ...
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... Such criticiim fpeaks for itself . The poem may have been on various accounts , unpopular at the period of its pu- blication ; but Johnson , without doubt , gladly laid hold of this circumftance to feal its reprobation . Much as we ...
... Such criticiim fpeaks for itself . The poem may have been on various accounts , unpopular at the period of its pu- blication ; but Johnson , without doubt , gladly laid hold of this circumftance to feal its reprobation . Much as we ...
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