The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 206
... Friend ( return'd LAUDON ) you mistake me very much in this Quotation , if you think it was brought in in Deference to the Name and Au- thority of the Perfon , I only gave you that for the Reason it contain'd , not for the Name . I know ...
... Friend ( return'd LAUDON ) you mistake me very much in this Quotation , if you think it was brought in in Deference to the Name and Au- thority of the Perfon , I only gave you that for the Reason it contain'd , not for the Name . I know ...
الصفحة 284
... Friend Patroclus to affift the Allies on a very preffing Occafion ; that Friend is kill'd by Hector ; and his Death infpires Achilles with a very eager Defire of Revenge , and fo inclines him to be reconcil'd to Agamemnon ; he then goes ...
... Friend Patroclus to affift the Allies on a very preffing Occafion ; that Friend is kill'd by Hector ; and his Death infpires Achilles with a very eager Defire of Revenge , and fo inclines him to be reconcil'd to Agamemnon ; he then goes ...
الصفحة 303
... 'd Taste of Poetry ; and re- move that Ignorance of the Art , which is the Caufe of that bad Tafte . FINIS . ཞབས་ ཀྱིས ནས་ བྱས ནས་ རྒྱ ༩ ནས་ ཟླས 1 The Complete ART of POETRY . 303 Here, my Friend Crites, the Company broke up...
... 'd Taste of Poetry ; and re- move that Ignorance of the Art , which is the Caufe of that bad Tafte . FINIS . ཞབས་ ཀྱིས ནས་ བྱས ནས་ རྒྱ ༩ ནས་ ཟླས 1 The Complete ART of POETRY . 303 Here, my Friend Crites, the Company broke up...
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