The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Night , is well conceived , and abounds with that impious flattery , which naturally refults from falfehood , who is the speaker . The circumftance of her not being known by Night in the habit of Truth , which he had before affumed and ...
... Night , is well conceived , and abounds with that impious flattery , which naturally refults from falfehood , who is the speaker . The circumftance of her not being known by Night in the habit of Truth , which he had before affumed and ...
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... night fucceeds the day , Her husband feems to fummon her away . Perch'd on the roof the bird of night complains ,, In one fad length of melancholy ftrains ; Now dire predictions rack her mind , foretold By prefcient fages , and the ...
... night fucceeds the day , Her husband feems to fummon her away . Perch'd on the roof the bird of night complains ,, In one fad length of melancholy ftrains ; Now dire predictions rack her mind , foretold By prefcient fages , and the ...
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... night , where they slew great numbers and put Xerxes to flight before they were furrounded . Diodorus tells us , that the Grecians rejecting all thoughts of fafety , and preferring glory to life , defired their general to lead them ...
... night , where they slew great numbers and put Xerxes to flight before they were furrounded . Diodorus tells us , that the Grecians rejecting all thoughts of fafety , and preferring glory to life , defired their general to lead them ...
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