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Edward Burnaby Greene. the third in VIRGIL . In the latter , Nisus receives the fall ; SALIUS , the fecond in the race , fprings forward on the accident ; but NISUS , perceiving that EURYALUS ( his par- ticular friend , as will hereafter ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. the third in VIRGIL . In the latter , Nisus receives the fall ; SALIUS , the fecond in the race , fprings forward on the accident ; but NISUS , perceiving that EURYALUS ( his par- ticular friend , as will hereafter ...
Strona 270
... NISUS ; if this fmall piece of wantonnefs could be decla- red with a grave face a breach of morality , critical severity would not be entirely thrown away . But VIRGIL was too perfect a mas- ter of poetical , as well as of focial ...
... NISUS ; if this fmall piece of wantonnefs could be decla- red with a grave face a breach of morality , critical severity would not be entirely thrown away . But VIRGIL was too perfect a mas- ter of poetical , as well as of focial ...
Strona 271
... NISUS on this occafion muft not be omitted ; he checked the fervor of EURYALUS , who , on being acquainted with the ... NISUS to attempt the enterprize without him , as a fufpicion of his courage . Nisus expoftulates with him , enlarging ...
... NISUS on this occafion muft not be omitted ; he checked the fervor of EURYALUS , who , on being acquainted with the ... NISUS to attempt the enterprize without him , as a fufpicion of his courage . Nisus expoftulates with him , enlarging ...
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