The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 3 |
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Homer , in that passage which Longinus has celebrated for its sublimeness , and which Ovid and Virgil have copied after him , tells us , that the giants threw Ossa upon Olympus , and Pelion upon Ossa . He adds an epithet to Pelion ...
Homer , in that passage which Longinus has celebrated for its sublimeness , and which Ovid and Virgil have copied after him , tells us , that the giants threw Ossa upon Olympus , and Pelion upon Ossa . He adds an epithet to Pelion ...
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Instead of telling us that men naturally fly when they are terrified , he introduces the persons of Flight and Fear , who , he tells us , are inseparable companions . Instead of saying that the time was come when Apollo ought to have ...
Instead of telling us that men naturally fly when they are terrified , he introduces the persons of Flight and Fear , who , he tells us , are inseparable companions . Instead of saying that the time was come when Apollo ought to have ...
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She can tell you what sin it was that set such a man's house on fire , or blew down his barns . Talk to her of an unfortunate young lady that lost her beauty by the small - pox , she fetches a deep sigh , and tells you , that when she ...
She can tell you what sin it was that set such a man's house on fire , or blew down his barns . Talk to her of an unfortunate young lady that lost her beauty by the small - pox , she fetches a deep sigh , and tells you , that when she ...
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