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... admitted . I cannot conclude without mentioning a fine metaphor in a poem , which , next to the inspired writings , I would venture to recommend for its fuperiority in the province of poetry . The whole work is more pecu- liarly ...
... admitted . I cannot conclude without mentioning a fine metaphor in a poem , which , next to the inspired writings , I would venture to recommend for its fuperiority in the province of poetry . The whole work is more pecu- liarly ...
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... admitted not a cool delay from the field . It is therefore preferable to that of ANTILOCHUS , which is lefs judiciously made in the heat of the Chariot - Race . Such a drawing as this of VIRGIL adds to the distraction of the mind ...
... admitted not a cool delay from the field . It is therefore preferable to that of ANTILOCHUS , which is lefs judiciously made in the heat of the Chariot - Race . Such a drawing as this of VIRGIL adds to the distraction of the mind ...
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... which is admitted in its primary meaning . The truth feems to be , that either the verfion of umbræ , ' or of infomnia , ' muft una- Voidably be forced . The The verfe , " Sed falfa ad cœlum mittunt infomnia 320 THOUGHTS ON.
... which is admitted in its primary meaning . The truth feems to be , that either the verfion of umbræ , ' or of infomnia , ' muft una- Voidably be forced . The The verfe , " Sed falfa ad cœlum mittunt infomnia 320 THOUGHTS ON.
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