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Pagina 110
... firft propofed to my felf ; but to my great Misfortune I have intirely loft the Relish of it , and fhould now return to the Country ⚫ with greater Reluctance than I at firft came to Court . I am fo unhappy , as to know that what I am ...
... firft propofed to my felf ; but to my great Misfortune I have intirely loft the Relish of it , and fhould now return to the Country ⚫ with greater Reluctance than I at firft came to Court . I am fo unhappy , as to know that what I am ...
Pagina 226
... firft Species of falfe Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced se- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the Iliad it felf : I mean thofe fhort Poems printed among the minor Greek ...
... firft Species of falfe Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced se- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the Iliad it felf : I mean thofe fhort Poems printed among the minor Greek ...
Pagina 227
... firft of all to draw the Out - line of the 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 ...
... firft of all to draw the Out - line of the 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 ...
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