The Complete Art of Poetry, Nide 1Garland, 1970 |
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Sivu 55
... much more fenfibly when we hear Anchifes in the midst of the Flames of Troy , or Ulules in the Fulnefs of falipfo's Delights ,. Fulness C4 cry . crying for his barren Rock of Ithaca . The fame The Compleat ART of POETRY . 55.
... much more fenfibly when we hear Anchifes in the midst of the Flames of Troy , or Ulules in the Fulnefs of falipfo's Delights ,. Fulness C4 cry . crying for his barren Rock of Ithaca . The fame The Compleat ART of POETRY . 55.
Sivu 56
Charles Gildon. crying for his barren Rock of Ithaca . The fame may be faid of all the other Paffions reprefented by the Poets ; whether the Anger of Ajax in Sophocles , the Wisdom and Temperance of Ulyffes , and the Valour of Achilles ...
Charles Gildon. crying for his barren Rock of Ithaca . The fame may be faid of all the other Paffions reprefented by the Poets ; whether the Anger of Ajax in Sophocles , the Wisdom and Temperance of Ulyffes , and the Valour of Achilles ...
Sivu 278
... Rocks , and purling Streams ; the embroider'd Meadows , the finging of Birds , in which the Poet himself took fo much Pleasure : The enchanted Wood , in the thir- teenth Canto ; the Songs of Armida in the fourteenth , to infpire Rinaldo ...
... Rocks , and purling Streams ; the embroider'd Meadows , the finging of Birds , in which the Poet himself took fo much Pleasure : The enchanted Wood , in the thir- teenth Canto ; the Songs of Armida in the fourteenth , to infpire Rinaldo ...
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