Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... Nature ) is , as all good arts , subservient to religion , all marching under the same banner , though of less discipline and esteem . And as poesy is the best expositor of Nature , ( Nature being mysterious to such as use not to ...
... Nature ) is , as all good arts , subservient to religion , all marching under the same banner , though of less discipline and esteem . And as poesy is the best expositor of Nature , ( Nature being mysterious to such as use not to ...
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... Nature , and specially bumane nature ; and is the true , and natural colour . But that which is taken out of books ( the ordinary boxes of counterfeit complexion ) shews well or ill , as it hath more or less resemblance with the natural ...
... Nature , and specially bumane nature ; and is the true , and natural colour . But that which is taken out of books ( the ordinary boxes of counterfeit complexion ) shews well or ill , as it hath more or less resemblance with the natural ...
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... Nature tennants were ) The pleasure grew , and bus'ness of their sight . Where Ulfin ( who an old domestick seems , And rules as master in the owner's breast ) Leads Goltho to admire what he esteems ; And thus , what he had long observ ...
... Nature tennants were ) The pleasure grew , and bus'ness of their sight . Where Ulfin ( who an old domestick seems , And rules as master in the owner's breast ) Leads Goltho to admire what he esteems ; And thus , what he had long observ ...
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