The Works of the English Poets: PrefacesH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... . The lover fuppofes his lady ac- quainted with the ancient laws of au- gury and rites of facrifice : And yet this death of mine , I fear , Will ominous to her appear : When When found in every other part , Her facrifice is со COWLEY . 59.
... . The lover fuppofes his lady ac- quainted with the ancient laws of au- gury and rites of facrifice : And yet this death of mine , I fear , Will ominous to her appear : When When found in every other part , Her facrifice is со COWLEY . 59.
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... , Lafhing his angry tail and roaring out . Beafts creep into their dens , and tremble there ; Trees , tho ' no wind is ftirring , fhake with fear ; F. Silence Silence and horrour fill the place around : Echo itself COWLEY . 65.
... , Lafhing his angry tail and roaring out . Beafts creep into their dens , and tremble there ; Trees , tho ' no wind is ftirring , fhake with fear ; F. Silence Silence and horrour fill the place around : Echo itself COWLEY . 65.
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... there , Vain fruitless love I mean ; for , gentle year , Although I fear , There's of this caution little need , Yet , gentle year , take heed . I 3 How How thou doft make Such a mistake ; Such love C O W L 117 E . EY * Y .
... there , Vain fruitless love I mean ; for , gentle year , Although I fear , There's of this caution little need , Yet , gentle year , take heed . I 3 How How thou doft make Such a mistake ; Such love C O W L 117 E . EY * Y .
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... fear concealed their loyalty ; and many defired peace , though they durft not oppose the clamour for war ; and they imagined that if thofe who had these good intentions could be informed of their own ftrength , and enabled by ...
... fear concealed their loyalty ; and many defired peace , though they durft not oppose the clamour for war ; and they imagined that if thofe who had these good intentions could be informed of their own ftrength , and enabled by ...
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... . This , in calmer times , and more than this , is done without fear ; but fuch was the acri- mony of the commons , that no method of obstructing them was fafe . d About About this time another defign was . formed by Sir WALLE R. 33.
... . This , in calmer times , and more than this , is done without fear ; but fuch was the acri- mony of the commons , that no method of obstructing them was fafe . d About About this time another defign was . formed by Sir WALLE R. 33.
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Страница 78 - tis not to adorn and gild each part, That fhews more coft than art.. Jewels at nofe and lips but ill appear; Rather than all things wit, let none be there. Several lights will not be feen, If there be nothing
Страница 111 - narrative, .and to repofe on its veracity with fuch humble confidence, as fupprefles curiofity. We go with the hiftorian as he goes, and flop with him when he flops. All amplification is frivolous and vain; all addition to that which is already fufficient for the purpofes of religion,
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Страница 31 - not limited by exceptions, and in defcriptions not defcending to minutenefs. It is with great propriety that Subtlety, which in its original import means exility of particles, is taken in its metaphorical meaning for nicety of diftinction. Thofe writers who