Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... Italian , if converted faithfully , and word for word , into French or Italian prose . And when we have considered all this , we must needs confess , that , after all these losses sustained by Pindar , all we can add to him by our wit ...
... Italian , if converted faithfully , and word for word , into French or Italian prose . And when we have considered all this , we must needs confess , that , after all these losses sustained by Pindar , all we can add to him by our wit ...
Strona 351
... Italy for our abode ; Since you proud Carthage ( fled from Tyre ) enjoy , Why should not Latium us receive from Troy ? As for my son , my father's angry ghost Tells me his hopes by my delays are crost , And mighty Jove's ambassador ...
... Italy for our abode ; Since you proud Carthage ( fled from Tyre ) enjoy , Why should not Latium us receive from Troy ? As for my son , my father's angry ghost Tells me his hopes by my delays are crost , And mighty Jove's ambassador ...
Strona 356
... Italy it came , And to the realm of Naples gave the name , Till both their nation and their arts did come A welcome trophy to triumphant Rome ; Then wheresoe'er her conquering eagles fled , Arts , learning , and civility were spread ...
... Italy it came , And to the realm of Naples gave the name , Till both their nation and their arts did come A welcome trophy to triumphant Rome ; Then wheresoe'er her conquering eagles fled , Arts , learning , and civility were spread ...
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