Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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Strona 249
... heroes with as unequal cha- racters ; and so brought vices into fashion , by intermixing them with the vertues of great persons . Yet , even during this divine anger of Plato , he concludes not against poesie , but the poems then most ...
... heroes with as unequal cha- racters ; and so brought vices into fashion , by intermixing them with the vertues of great persons . Yet , even during this divine anger of Plato , he concludes not against poesie , but the poems then most ...
Strona 519
... heroes with Religion make , When they the ensigns of this order take . " Then in due method made me understand What ... hero , levell'd in his humble grave , With other men , was now nor great nor brave ; While here his trophies , like ...
... heroes with Religion make , When they the ensigns of this order take . " Then in due method made me understand What ... hero , levell'd in his humble grave , With other men , was now nor great nor brave ; While here his trophies , like ...
Strona 547
... Heroes and gods in worthy verse shall sing , And tune to Homer's lay the lofty string . Thy works too , sovereign bard ! if right I see , They shall translate with equal majesty ; While with new joy thy happy shade shall rove Through ...
... Heroes and gods in worthy verse shall sing , And tune to Homer's lay the lofty string . Thy works too , sovereign bard ! if right I see , They shall translate with equal majesty ; While with new joy thy happy shade shall rove Through ...
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