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... poetry , which , it is said , may have prevented ill poets , but never made good ones . T No. 387. SATURDAY , MAY 24 , 1712 . Quid purè tranquillet.- HOR . EPIST . i . 18. 102 . What calms the breast , and makes the mind serene . IN my ...
... poetry , which , it is said , may have prevented ill poets , but never made good ones . T No. 387. SATURDAY , MAY 24 , 1712 . Quid purè tranquillet.- HOR . EPIST . i . 18. 102 . What calms the breast , and makes the mind serene . IN my ...
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... poets ascribe to this particular colour the epithet of cheerful . To consider further this double end in the works of nature , and how they are at the same time both useful and entertaining , we find that the most impor- tant parts in ...
... poets ascribe to this particular colour the epithet of cheerful . To consider further this double end in the works of nature , and how they are at the same time both useful and entertaining , we find that the most impor- tant parts in ...
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... poet in old Queen Bess's days , the modern way is to say and do what you please , and yet be the prettiest sort of woman in the world . If father's and brothers will defend a lady's honour , she is quite as safe as in her own innocence ...
... poet in old Queen Bess's days , the modern way is to say and do what you please , and yet be the prettiest sort of woman in the world . If father's and brothers will defend a lady's honour , she is quite as safe as in her own innocence ...
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... ' - WHERE Homer represents Phoenix , the tutor of Achilles , as persuading his pupil to lay aside his resentments , and give himself up to the entreaties of his countrymen , the poet , in order to make 36 NO . 391 . SPECTATOR .
... ' - WHERE Homer represents Phoenix , the tutor of Achilles , as persuading his pupil to lay aside his resentments , and give himself up to the entreaties of his countrymen , the poet , in order to make 36 NO . 391 . SPECTATOR .
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With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical Alexander Chalmers. his countrymen , the poet , in order to make him speak in character , ascribes to him a speech full of those fables and allegories which old men take delight in relating ...
With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical Alexander Chalmers. his countrymen , the poet , in order to make him speak in character , ascribes to him a speech full of those fables and allegories which old men take delight in relating ...
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