Prose on Several Occasions: Accompanied with Some Pieces in Verse, Том 3T. Cadel, 1787 |
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... fhould feem , lefs cultivated " and understood . " III . The laft part [ from 1. 295 to the end ] ex- " horts to correctnefs in writing ; yet ftill with an eye , principally , to the dramatick fpecies : and is " taken up partly in ...
... fhould feem , lefs cultivated " and understood . " III . The laft part [ from 1. 295 to the end ] ex- " horts to correctnefs in writing ; yet ftill with an eye , principally , to the dramatick fpecies : and is " taken up partly in ...
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... fhould join ; From various creatures put the limbs together , Cover'd with plumes , from ev'ry bird a feather ; And in a filthy tail the figure drop , A fish at bottom , a fair maid at top : Viewing a picture of this ftrange condition ...
... fhould join ; From various creatures put the limbs together , Cover'd with plumes , from ev'ry bird a feather ; And in a filthy tail the figure drop , A fish at bottom , a fair maid at top : Viewing a picture of this ftrange condition ...
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... fhould feem , lefs cultivated " and understood . III . The laft part [ from 1. 295 to the end ] ex- " horts to correctnefs in writing ; yet still with an " eye , principally , to the dramatick fpecies : and is " taken up partly in ...
... fhould feem , lefs cultivated " and understood . III . The laft part [ from 1. 295 to the end ] ex- " horts to correctnefs in writing ; yet still with an " eye , principally , to the dramatick fpecies : and is " taken up partly in ...
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... fhould hit ; Hero , or God ; the Sire fedate and grave , Or the warm Youth to paffion ftilla flave ; Matron , or Nurfe ; the Merchant us'd to roam , Or Farmer ploughing his rich field at home : 175 Colchus , an Affyrius ; Thebis ...
... fhould hit ; Hero , or God ; the Sire fedate and grave , Or the warm Youth to paffion ftilla flave ; Matron , or Nurfe ; the Merchant us'd to roam , Or Farmer ploughing his rich field at home : 175 Colchus , an Affyrius ; Thebis ...
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... fhould sustain , 290 Gentle in all its office , and humane ; Chaunting no Odes between the acts , that feem Unapt , or foreign to the general theme . : Let Ille bonis faveatque , et concilietur amicis , Et regat EPISTLE TO THE PISOS . 13.
... fhould sustain , 290 Gentle in all its office , and humane ; Chaunting no Odes between the acts , that feem Unapt , or foreign to the general theme . : Let Ille bonis faveatque , et concilietur amicis , Et regat EPISTLE TO THE PISOS . 13.
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