Pastoral Poetry, and an Essay on CriticismMethuen, 1961 - 498 sivua |
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... Trees arise that shun each others Shades . Here in full Light the russet Plains extend ; There wrapt in Clouds the blueish Hills ascend : Ev'n the wild Heath displays her Purple Dies , And ' midst the Desart fruitful Fields arise , That ...
... Trees arise that shun each others Shades . Here in full Light the russet Plains extend ; There wrapt in Clouds the blueish Hills ascend : Ev'n the wild Heath displays her Purple Dies , And ' midst the Desart fruitful Fields arise , That ...
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... Tree , 30 While by our Oaks the precious Loads are born , And Realms commanded which those Trees adorn . Not proud Olympus yields a nobler Sight , Tho ' Gods assembled grace his tow'ring Height , Than what more humble Mountains offer ...
... Tree , 30 While by our Oaks the precious Loads are born , And Realms commanded which those Trees adorn . Not proud Olympus yields a nobler Sight , Tho ' Gods assembled grace his tow'ring Height , Than what more humble Mountains offer ...
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... Trees . Holt White suggested to Wakefield that Garth took the allusion as being to a couplet in The Dispensary , II 1-2 : Soon as with gentle Sighs the ev'ning Breeze Begun to whisper thro ' the murm'ring Trees , and that , as a result ...
... Trees . Holt White suggested to Wakefield that Garth took the allusion as being to a couplet in The Dispensary , II 1-2 : Soon as with gentle Sighs the ev'ning Breeze Begun to whisper thro ' the murm'ring Trees , and that , as a result ...
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A DISCOURSE ON PASTORAL POETRY | 7 |
That a true Taste is as rare to be found as a true Genius v 9 to | 18 |
That most men are born with some Taste but spoild by false Educa | 25 |
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