The Works of the English Poets, Томове 17–19R. Herth, 1779 - 336 страници |
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... same paffion in him- felf , which the Poet defcribes in his feigned perfons ? His thoughts , which are the pictures and refults of those paffions , are generally fuch as natually arife from those diforderly motions of our fpirits . Yet ...
... same paffion in him- felf , which the Poet defcribes in his feigned perfons ? His thoughts , which are the pictures and refults of those paffions , are generally fuch as natually arife from those diforderly motions of our fpirits . Yet ...
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... her ransom . By this proceeding , Agamemnon is obliged , against his will , to reflore Chryfeis , with gifts , that he might appease the wrath wrath of Phoebus ; but , at the same time [ 237 ] The First Book of Homer's Ilias.
... her ransom . By this proceeding , Agamemnon is obliged , against his will , to reflore Chryfeis , with gifts , that he might appease the wrath wrath of Phoebus ; but , at the same time [ 237 ] The First Book of Homer's Ilias.
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... same time , to revenge himself on Achilles , fends to feize his flave Brifeis . Achilles , thus affronted , complains to his mother The- tis ; and begs her to revenge his injury , not only on the general , but on all the army , by ...
... same time , to revenge himself on Achilles , fends to feize his flave Brifeis . Achilles , thus affronted , complains to his mother The- tis ; and begs her to revenge his injury , not only on the general , but on all the army , by ...
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