The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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vi. oldal
... Fortune , but think they do enough , by a poor palliating Medi- cine , to put off the evil Day , and remove the Pains for a while ; but they return foon after with greater Force on the miferable Patient . Laudon , on the con- trary ...
... Fortune , but think they do enough , by a poor palliating Medi- cine , to put off the evil Day , and remove the Pains for a while ; but they return foon after with greater Force on the miferable Patient . Laudon , on the con- trary ...
240. oldal
... Fortune or Discovery in the principal Perfons . Of this kind in the English Tongue is Cato ; for there from the Beginning Cato is in Dif- tress . and the Play ends with his Death , without any Change of Fortune at all ; the Ajax of ...
... Fortune or Discovery in the principal Perfons . Of this kind in the English Tongue is Cato ; for there from the Beginning Cato is in Dif- tress . and the Play ends with his Death , without any Change of Fortune at all ; the Ajax of ...
. oldal
... Fortune's Frown the best . 337 Fortune . 343 Fafbiens . 349 Fallen Greatness . 310 Fortune forms our Fudgments . Falfe Appearance . Gifts win Women . 157 345 G. 107 Gold . 344 , 355 , 356 , 362 Glory of this Life . 354 H. Human Nature ...
... Fortune's Frown the best . 337 Fortune . 343 Fafbiens . 349 Fallen Greatness . 310 Fortune forms our Fudgments . Falfe Appearance . Gifts win Women . 157 345 G. 107 Gold . 344 , 355 , 356 , 362 Glory of this Life . 354 H. Human Nature ...
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