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... episode exhibited in the fourth book , and the defcriptive Re- laxation of the Games in the fifth , had charmed as feparate compofitions ; but , as portions of an epic poem , had shone with a fainter luftre , if the poet had halted in ...
... episode exhibited in the fourth book , and the defcriptive Re- laxation of the Games in the fifth , had charmed as feparate compofitions ; but , as portions of an epic poem , had shone with a fainter luftre , if the poet had halted in ...
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... episode ; who have labor'd to difpoffefs him totally of the propriety of invention . This latter quality is here admirably display'd ; I am fure the picture must have been a feast to Roman observation , and as the author imagined no ...
... episode ; who have labor'd to difpoffefs him totally of the propriety of invention . This latter quality is here admirably display'd ; I am fure the picture must have been a feast to Roman observation , and as the author imagined no ...
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... episode , his predeceffor was more in- difpenfibly The word " mare " is the origin of Mr. HURD's reflection . The fea is , it seems , too confiderable for the looking - glafs of a fimple Thepherd . To me the image appears natural ...
... episode , his predeceffor was more in- difpenfibly The word " mare " is the origin of Mr. HURD's reflection . The fea is , it seems , too confiderable for the looking - glafs of a fimple Thepherd . To me the image appears natural ...
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