The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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213. oldal
... Eye ; Seeing , indeed , would better fatisfy : But there are Objects , which a curious Art Hides from the Eyes , yet offers to the Heart . The Mind is most agreeably furpriz'd , When a well - woven Subject , long difguis'd , You on a ...
... Eye ; Seeing , indeed , would better fatisfy : But there are Objects , which a curious Art Hides from the Eyes , yet offers to the Heart . The Mind is most agreeably furpriz'd , When a well - woven Subject , long difguis'd , You on a ...
318. oldal
... Eye . Lyf . Or if there were a Sympathy in Choice , War , Death , or Sicknefs , did lay Siege to its Making it ... Eyes , Figure unheedy Hafte . And therefore is Love faid to be a Child , Because in Choice he often is beguil'd . As ...
... Eye . Lyf . Or if there were a Sympathy in Choice , War , Death , or Sicknefs , did lay Siege to its Making it ... Eyes , Figure unheedy Hafte . And therefore is Love faid to be a Child , Because in Choice he often is beguil'd . As ...
324. oldal
... Eyes ? Or whether riding on the Balls of mine Seem they in Motion ? Here are fever'd Lips Parted with Sugar Breath ; fo fweet a Bar Should funder fuch fweer Friends : Here in her Hairs The Painter plays the Spider , and hath woven A ...
... Eyes ? Or whether riding on the Balls of mine Seem they in Motion ? Here are fever'd Lips Parted with Sugar Breath ; fo fweet a Bar Should funder fuch fweer Friends : Here in her Hairs The Painter plays the Spider , and hath woven A ...
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