The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... poem , and has much greater variety than the Iliad . We fee every where the fame defcrip- tive and dramatic genius , and the fame fertility of in- vention that appears in the other work . It defcends , indeed , from the dignity of gods ...
... poem , and has much greater variety than the Iliad . We fee every where the fame defcrip- tive and dramatic genius , and the fame fertility of in- vention that appears in the other work . It defcends , indeed , from the dignity of gods ...
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The Nurfe , a Poem , tranflated from the Italian of Luigi Tanfillo , by William Rofcoe . Cadell . 6s . 4to . THIS poem is tranflated with elegance , and its fen- timents are deferving of univerfal acceptation . It expofes with ...
The Nurfe , a Poem , tranflated from the Italian of Luigi Tanfillo , by William Rofcoe . Cadell . 6s . 4to . THIS poem is tranflated with elegance , and its fen- timents are deferving of univerfal acceptation . It expofes with ...
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... poem where the bigotry and oppreffion of that un- fortunate faimily were faithfully pourtrayed and warmly reprobated . But it appears fomewhat frange , that Johnfon fhould make the above remark at the close of the poet's life , when we ...
... poem where the bigotry and oppreffion of that un- fortunate faimily were faithfully pourtrayed and warmly reprobated . But it appears fomewhat frange , that Johnfon fhould make the above remark at the close of the poet's life , when we ...
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