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in a word , must complete this extraordinary union of divine qualities ; - and
Imagination will destroy the translator . Qur particular illustration , however , of
Dryden ' s excellencies or defects in his Persius , must be reserved to the
comparison ...
in a word , must complete this extraordinary union of divine qualities ; - and
Imagination will destroy the translator . Qur particular illustration , however , of
Dryden ' s excellencies or defects in his Persius , must be reserved to the
comparison ...
Pagina 16
planation of the metaphor in line 21 . of this Satire of Persius Mr . H . thus
observes : • Mr . Drummond has varied the metaphor : - Yet art thou young , and
yet thy pliant mind Yields to the gale and bends with every wind ; Seize then this
sunny ...
planation of the metaphor in line 21 . of this Satire of Persius Mr . H . thus
observes : • Mr . Drummond has varied the metaphor : - Yet art thou young , and
yet thy pliant mind Yields to the gale and bends with every wind ; Seize then this
sunny ...
Pagina 22
The result of it is that the words in Horace6 Chium maris expers — " ( from which
these of Persius are imi - - tated , ) signify genuine Chian wine , unadulterated
with saltwater ; which it was the custom to mix with wine , made in imitation of the
...
The result of it is that the words in Horace6 Chium maris expers — " ( from which
these of Persius are imi - - tated , ) signify genuine Chian wine , unadulterated
with saltwater ; which it was the custom to mix with wine , made in imitation of the
...
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Duppes Life of Michel Angelo Grandmottets French Grammar | 23 |
Ancillons Literary and Pbílusophical | 35 |
Bettles of Talavera a Poem 444 Comedies three from the Spanish | 63 |
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