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... better ) and VIRGIL's fimile of the * Top in his * This fimile of VIRGIL favors of the ludi- crous . But a few words may be excused on the conduct of fo great a writer , whose principal error is the apparent boyifm of the top , to which ...
... better ) and VIRGIL's fimile of the * Top in his * This fimile of VIRGIL favors of the ludi- crous . But a few words may be excused on the conduct of fo great a writer , whose principal error is the apparent boyifm of the top , to which ...
Strona 226
... better adapted to the drama , as the author , by varying events at pleasure , may make a history of his own , and no critics can fall on him for the viola- tion of truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables ...
... better adapted to the drama , as the author , by varying events at pleasure , may make a history of his own , and no critics can fall on him for the viola- tion of truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables ...
Strona 236
... The critic's words are these : " Nothing can be better fancy'd , than to make this enormous fon ' of NEPTUNE ufe the fea for his looking - glass ; but · is rally allotted over HOMER himself . The inventive faculty , 236 ESSAY ON.
... The critic's words are these : " Nothing can be better fancy'd , than to make this enormous fon ' of NEPTUNE ufe the fea for his looking - glass ; but · is rally allotted over HOMER himself . The inventive faculty , 236 ESSAY ON.
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