Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386페이지 |
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... natural and pleafing inci- dent than that of the monarch's atten- tion , being attracted by her fong : V. 21. Great Abbas chanc'd that fated morn to stray , By love conducted from the chace away ; Among the vocal vales he heard her fong ...
... natural and pleafing inci- dent than that of the monarch's atten- tion , being attracted by her fong : V. 21. Great Abbas chanc'd that fated morn to stray , By love conducted from the chace away ; Among the vocal vales he heard her fong ...
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... natural and fimple , but important cir- cumstances , to characterize the life of a peasant ; and observes , that it need not be difdained by ambition or grandeur , whose most diftinguished fuperiorities must all terminate in the grave ...
... natural and fimple , but important cir- cumstances , to characterize the life of a peasant ; and observes , that it need not be difdained by ambition or grandeur , whose most diftinguished fuperiorities must all terminate in the grave ...
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... natural object . • Full 6 6 fwell the woods , ' is an aukward phrase , whose meaning can scarcely be dif- covered ; and Their every mufic wakes , ' is but little better . Those who are cu- · The human countenance , when smiling , is ...
... natural object . • Full 6 6 fwell the woods , ' is an aukward phrase , whose meaning can scarcely be dif- covered ; and Their every mufic wakes , ' is but little better . Those who are cu- · The human countenance , when smiling , is ...
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