The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... praise her that rejoices in the rivers, and the thick groves, which project either from the cold Algidus, or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus, or the green Cragus. Ye boys, extol with equal praises Apollo's Delos, and his shoulder adorned ...
... praise her that rejoices in the rivers, and the thick groves, which project either from the cold Algidus, or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus, or the green Cragus. Ye boys, extol with equal praises Apollo's Delos, and his shoulder adorned ...
Strona 286
... praise ! Adieu the ludicrous business [of dramatic writing], if applause denied brings me back meager, bestowed [makes me] full of flesh and spirits. This too frequently drives away and deters even an adventurous poet that they who are ...
... praise ! Adieu the ludicrous business [of dramatic writing], if applause denied brings me back meager, bestowed [makes me] full of flesh and spirits. This too frequently drives away and deters even an adventurous poet that they who are ...
Strona 313
... praise and beauty of the chorus. This is finely observed, and was intended to convey an oblique censure on the ... praises of Bacchus between the acts, and said a thousand low pleasantries. The only piece of this kind remaining to us is ...
... praise and beauty of the chorus. This is finely observed, and was intended to convey an oblique censure on the ... praises of Bacchus between the acts, and said a thousand low pleasantries. The only piece of this kind remaining to us is ...
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