Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... " Dant animos " plage , " which concludes the defcription , are thus turned by DRYDEN : the " impubes " " manus " " Lend their little fouls at ev'ry stroke . " An his representation of AMATA in her state of madness , 120 XXVIII . SECTION.
... " Dant animos " plage , " which concludes the defcription , are thus turned by DRYDEN : the " impubes " " manus " " Lend their little fouls at ev'ry stroke . " An his representation of AMATA in her state of madness , 120 XXVIII . SECTION.
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... representation of hampers , pickles , fruits , falted flesh , and packs of paper , ' from THEOPOMPUS , where the most wretched example of the Bathos is exhibited ; the above fripperies closing a splendid proceffion of rich vestments ...
... representation of hampers , pickles , fruits , falted flesh , and packs of paper , ' from THEOPOMPUS , where the most wretched example of the Bathos is exhibited ; the above fripperies closing a splendid proceffion of rich vestments ...
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... representation the poet may be faid cautiously to have flided improvements into thofe openings of the Greek , which his own more accurate ta- lents , and more critical examination , taught him to refine . Far different is the fervility ...
... representation the poet may be faid cautiously to have flided improvements into thofe openings of the Greek , which his own more accurate ta- lents , and more critical examination , taught him to refine . Far different is the fervility ...
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