The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... treach- erously forfaken him for Menalcas , another fhepherd . By Tityrus ( mentioned before in Spenfer's fecond eclogue , and again in the twelfth ) is plainly meant Chaucer , whom the author fometimes profefs'd to imitate . In the ...
... treach- erously forfaken him for Menalcas , another fhepherd . By Tityrus ( mentioned before in Spenfer's fecond eclogue , and again in the twelfth ) is plainly meant Chaucer , whom the author fometimes profefs'd to imitate . In the ...
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... treach'rous fly ; When he with fruitlefs pain hath fkim'd the brook , And the coy fish rejects the fkipping hook , He shakes the boughs that on the margin grow , Which o'er the ftream a waving foreft throw ; When if an infect fall ...
... treach'rous fly ; When he with fruitlefs pain hath fkim'd the brook , And the coy fish rejects the fkipping hook , He shakes the boughs that on the margin grow , Which o'er the ftream a waving foreft throw ; When if an infect fall ...
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... hollow noife ; Indulging grief , like Philomela's voice . Doll ev'ry day had walk'd these treach'rous roads ; Her neck grew wrapt beneath autumnal loads Of various fruits ; fhe now a basket bore , K 2 Of Didactic or Preceptive POETRY . 195.
... hollow noife ; Indulging grief , like Philomela's voice . Doll ev'ry day had walk'd these treach'rous roads ; Her neck grew wrapt beneath autumnal loads Of various fruits ; fhe now a basket bore , K 2 Of Didactic or Preceptive POETRY . 195.
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