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Strona 173
... and too lazy to endure the fatigue of writing ; of writing accurately ; for with regard to the quantity of his works , I make no account ... a time , and persons to see fair play , appointed , and let us see who can write the most .
... and too lazy to endure the fatigue of writing ; of writing accurately ; for with regard to the quantity of his works , I make no account ... a time , and persons to see fair play , appointed , and let us see who can write the most .
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 , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet .
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 , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet .
Strona 315
The inconstant people have changed their mind , and glow with a universal ardour for writing : young men and grave fathers sup crowned with leaves , and dictate poetry . I myself , who affirm that I write no verses , am found more false ...
The inconstant people have changed their mind , and glow with a universal ardour for writing : young men and grave fathers sup crowned with leaves , and dictate poetry . I myself , who affirm that I write no verses , am found more false ...
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