The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة vi
... Laudon is ; and I thall referve a more perfect Character of him to another Time and Place : For of Laudon the World is like to hear of me as long as Pro- vidence fhall allow me Life , Health , and Vigour . This Gentleman has the good ...
... Laudon is ; and I thall referve a more perfect Character of him to another Time and Place : For of Laudon the World is like to hear of me as long as Pro- vidence fhall allow me Life , Health , and Vigour . This Gentleman has the good ...
الصفحة 91
... Laudon being thus enlarg'd from the Tyranny of Bufinefs , I could not deny my felf the Pleasure of re- peating my Vifits as often as I could ; and the more often I repeated them , the more my Appetite was rai- fed for their Continuance ...
... Laudon being thus enlarg'd from the Tyranny of Bufinefs , I could not deny my felf the Pleasure of re- peating my Vifits as often as I could ; and the more often I repeated them , the more my Appetite was rai- fed for their Continuance ...
الصفحة 113
... Laudon , I can't imagine , who is the most complai- fant Man in the World to the Fair Sex . Morifina is fuch a Bibe , that must always retain Laudon in the Ladies Caufe . Ah , Mr. Tyro ! ( cry'd Mrs. Lamede ) Laudon has de- clar'd ...
... Laudon , I can't imagine , who is the most complai- fant Man in the World to the Fair Sex . Morifina is fuch a Bibe , that must always retain Laudon in the Ladies Caufe . Ah , Mr. Tyro ! ( cry'd Mrs. Lamede ) Laudon has de- clar'd ...
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