The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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50. oldal
... self . Nature never adorn'd the Earth in fo rich and charming a Drefs as feveral of the Poets have done . But to pass over these inferior Things , and go to Man , for whom , as all other Things are , fo in him is her utmoft Gunning and ...
... self . Nature never adorn'd the Earth in fo rich and charming a Drefs as feveral of the Poets have done . But to pass over these inferior Things , and go to Man , for whom , as all other Things are , fo in him is her utmoft Gunning and ...
61. oldal
... self is feign'd ,. and yet made David , as in a Glafs , fee his own Guilt , as his heavenly Pfalm of Mercy is a Proof . Hence it is plain by Examples and Reason , that Try draws the Mind with Delight , more than any ather Art whatfoever ...
... self is feign'd ,. and yet made David , as in a Glafs , fee his own Guilt , as his heavenly Pfalm of Mercy is a Proof . Hence it is plain by Examples and Reason , that Try draws the Mind with Delight , more than any ather Art whatfoever ...
. oldal
... Self Accufation of too much Love , 330 Life and Death . 312 Lowliness or Humility . 356 Life . 357 Loyalty . 361 M. ΜΕ ERCY . 309 , 325 Man's Prebeminence 314 State of Man . 349 Man . 357 , 358 , 359 Mufic . 3235326 Mufic by Night . 326 ...
... Self Accufation of too much Love , 330 Life and Death . 312 Lowliness or Humility . 356 Life . 357 Loyalty . 361 M. ΜΕ ERCY . 309 , 325 Man's Prebeminence 314 State of Man . 349 Man . 357 , 358 , 359 Mufic . 3235326 Mufic by Night . 326 ...
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