The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 43
... Persons of fo good Sense as Eufebia is evi- dently Miftrefs of . As for my Religion , indeed , that is what every Man of Probity is allow'd to avow , without any Imputation of Vanity ; for every Man has an indifpenfable Duty to be ...
... Persons of fo good Sense as Eufebia is evi- dently Miftrefs of . As for my Religion , indeed , that is what every Man of Probity is allow'd to avow , without any Imputation of Vanity ; for every Man has an indifpenfable Duty to be ...
الصفحة 205
... Persons represented had ridiculously agreed to treat in Mufic both the most common and the most important Affairs of their Life . Is it to be fuppos'd that a Mafter calls his Servant , and fends him on an Errand finging ? That one ...
... Persons represented had ridiculously agreed to treat in Mufic both the most common and the most important Affairs of their Life . Is it to be fuppos'd that a Mafter calls his Servant , and fends him on an Errand finging ? That one ...
الصفحة 241
... a Design to render either happy or miferable . The best Discovery is that which is followed immedi ately or accompany'd with the Change of the Fortune L of of the Principal Persons , as it is in the The Complete ART of POETRY . 241.
... a Design to render either happy or miferable . The best Discovery is that which is followed immedi ately or accompany'd with the Change of the Fortune L of of the Principal Persons , as it is in the The Complete ART of POETRY . 241.
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