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Pagina 226
... Subject of it ( as in the rest of the Poems which follow ) bears fome remote Affinity with the Figure , for it describes a God of Love , who is always painted with Wings , THE Ax methinks would have been a good Figure for a Lampoon ...
... Subject of it ( as in the rest of the Poems which follow ) bears fome remote Affinity with the Figure , for it describes a God of Love , who is always painted with Wings , THE Ax methinks would have been a good Figure for a Lampoon ...
Pagina 227
... Subject which he intended to write upon , and afterwards conform the Description to the Figure of his Subject .. The Poetry was to contract or dilate it felf according to the Mould in which it was caft . In a word , the Verfes were to ...
... Subject which he intended to write upon , and afterwards conform the Description to the Figure of his Subject .. The Poetry was to contract or dilate it felf according to the Mould in which it was caft . In a word , the Verfes were to ...
Pagina 292
... Subject , are always fimple , and fometimes exquifitely noble ; that the Language is often very founding , and that the whole is written with a true poetical Spirit . IF this Song had been written in the Gothick Manner , which is the ...
... Subject , are always fimple , and fometimes exquifitely noble ; that the Language is often very founding , and that the whole is written with a true poetical Spirit . IF this Song had been written in the Gothick Manner , which is the ...
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