The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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110. oldal
... Such a Piece , Madam , as your Ladyship fhew'd me , the aft Time I did my felf the Honour óf waiting on you ♧ True ( my dear Morifina , anfwer'd Mrs. Lamide ) I had the Mortification to hear Abigail prefer an old , wild , antiquated ...
... Such a Piece , Madam , as your Ladyship fhew'd me , the aft Time I did my felf the Honour óf waiting on you ♧ True ( my dear Morifina , anfwer'd Mrs. Lamide ) I had the Mortification to hear Abigail prefer an old , wild , antiquated ...
167. oldal
... Such Trifles may of late perhaps have paft , And may be lik'd a while , but never laft . ' Tis Epigram , ' tis Point , ' tis what you will , But not an ELEGY , nor writ with skill , NO PANEGYRIC , nor a COOPERS - HILL . Thus far my Lord ...
... Such Trifles may of late perhaps have paft , And may be lik'd a while , but never laft . ' Tis Epigram , ' tis Point , ' tis what you will , But not an ELEGY , nor writ with skill , NO PANEGYRIC , nor a COOPERS - HILL . Thus far my Lord ...
345. oldal
... the Ear , And but in purged Judgment trufting neither Such , and to finely boulted didft thou seem : And thus thy Fall hath left a kind of blut , PS To To make thee fuil fraught Man , the best endued SHAKESPEARIANA . 345.
... the Ear , And but in purged Judgment trufting neither Such , and to finely boulted didft thou seem : And thus thy Fall hath left a kind of blut , PS To To make thee fuil fraught Man , the best endued SHAKESPEARIANA . 345.
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