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anacréontiques par l ' incendie ' de Rome . Le célèbre PANÉGYRIQUE DE
CROMWELL ( page 15 ) est le premier monument de la belle poésie anglaise .
Le traduire était pour moi un devoir et devint un plaisir . Chaque stance est
terminée ...
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... savante dans l ' art des amoureux combats , Par de nouveaux plaisirs
renouvellant sa flamme , Ranime ses desirs et captive son âme . Lanaîtront ces
enfans nobles , fiers , pleins d ' ardeur , Conçus dans le plaisir , et faits pour le
bonheur .
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rom La sensibilité qui fait tout son mérite ; Céder au sentiment dont le nom seul l '
irrite ; Éprise du plaisir , esclave du devoir ; Prier Dieu le matin , et l ' offenser le
soir ; En lisant un roman tenir un catéchisme ; De la religion passer à l ...
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La nature lui dit : le plaisir vous appelle : A la douce leçon toute femme est fidèle .
L ' expérience alors vient tout bas l ' avertir Que c ' est par le pouvoir qu ' on fixe le
plaisir . L ' homme en vain tyrannise un sexe qui le brave , La femme est une ...
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... restaient froids sous tes baisers de flamme ; Ah ! que dans ces momens Usbek
moins prévenu , Usbek moins orgueilleux eût bientôt reconnu Qu ' en cherchant
le plaisir il rencontrait la haine : Maîtriser le plaisir , c ' est le changer en peine .

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Poétique anglaise, Volume 1
Albin-Joseph-Ulpien Hennet
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Albin Joseph U. Hennet
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TítuloPoétique anglaise, Volume 3
Poétique anglaise, Albin Joseph U. Hennet
AutorAlbin Joseph U. Hennet
Publicado1806
Original deOxford University
Digitalizado17 nov. 2006
  
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