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Strona 165
haps you will sing to me these verses out of Callimachus . As the huntsman pursues the hare in the deep snow , but disdains to touch it when it is placed before him . Thus sings the rake , and applies it to himself ; my love is like to ...
haps you will sing to me these verses out of Callimachus . As the huntsman pursues the hare in the deep snow , but disdains to touch it when it is placed before him . Thus sings the rake , and applies it to himself ; my love is like to ...
Strona 175
a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person ... Wherefore it is not sufficient to write verses merely in proper language , which , if you take to pieces ...
a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person ... Wherefore it is not sufficient to write verses merely in proper language , which , if you take to pieces ...
Strona 306
... because I was afraid to alter the measure and structure of his verse : for the manly Sappho governs her muse by the ... so does Alcæus : but differing from him in the materials and disposition of his verses , nor does he seek for a ...
... because I was afraid to alter the measure and structure of his verse : for the manly Sappho governs her muse by the ... so does Alcæus : but differing from him in the materials and disposition of his verses , nor does he seek for a ...
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