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It was agreed that he should re . ceive 200 l . for the copy - right of each volume ,
and that Lintot should fupply the copies to be de . livered to subscribers , or
presented to friends , at his own expence . The subscribers were five hundred
and ...
It was agreed that he should re . ceive 200 l . for the copy - right of each volume ,
and that Lintot should fupply the copies to be de . livered to subscribers , or
presented to friends , at his own expence . The subscribers were five hundred
and ...
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Than all their shouis for victory before . How sudden trees sisc to the reader's
fight , Oh ! could Britannia imitate thy stream , And make a doubtful scene of
shade and light , The world should tremble at her ausul name ; And give at once
the day ...
Than all their shouis for victory before . How sudden trees sisc to the reader's
fight , Oh ! could Britannia imitate thy stream , And make a doubtful scene of
shade and light , The world should tremble at her ausul name ; And give at once
the day ...
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... for it is we should still lie under a further misfortune : with a fine genius , as with
a fine fashion , all those they writ in languages that became universal and are
displeased at it who are not able to follow it : everlasting , while ours are
extremely ...
... for it is we should still lie under a further misfortune : with a fine genius , as with
a fine fashion , all those they writ in languages that became universal and are
displeased at it who are not able to follow it : everlasting , while ours are
extremely ...
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And his descriptions , of which that of the cup in the an air of piety to the gods
should shine through first pastoral is a remarkable instance . . In the the poem ,
which fo visibly appears in all the manners he seems a little defective ; for his
swains ...
And his descriptions , of which that of the cup in the an air of piety to the gods
should shine through first pastoral is a remarkable instance . . In the the poem ,
which fo visibly appears in all the manners he seems a little defective ; for his
swains ...
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To ice a piece of failing fleih and blood , Dare to have fenfe yourselves ; assert
the stage , In all the rest fo impudently good ; Eyjustly warın'd with your own
native rage : Faith let the modest niatrons of the town Such plays alone should
win a ...
To ice a piece of failing fleih and blood , Dare to have fenfe yourselves ; assert
the stage , In all the rest fo impudently good ; Eyjustly warın'd with your own
native rage : Faith let the modest niatrons of the town Such plays alone should
win a ...
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| Заглавие | The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 8 The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Robert Anderson |
| Съставена от | Robert Anderson |
| Издател | J. & A. Arch, 1795 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 6 май 2008 |
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