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Pagina 73
... hand , the choruses of So- phocles never defert the fubject of each particular drama , and all their fentiments . and reflections are drawn from the fituation of the principal perfonage of the fable . Nay Sophocles hath artfully found a ...
... hand , the choruses of So- phocles never defert the fubject of each particular drama , and all their fentiments . and reflections are drawn from the fituation of the principal perfonage of the fable . Nay Sophocles hath artfully found a ...
Pagina 248
... hand the patch - box fell ; The tottering china fhook without a wind . And still more to aggravate the direfulness of the impending evil , Nay Poll fate mute , and Shock was most unkind ! THE chief fubject of the fifth and last canto ...
... hand the patch - box fell ; The tottering china fhook without a wind . And still more to aggravate the direfulness of the impending evil , Nay Poll fate mute , and Shock was most unkind ! THE chief fubject of the fifth and last canto ...
Pagina 261
... hands thy decent limbs compos'd , By foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd , By ftrangers honour'd , and by ftrangers mourn'd ! The force of the repetition of the fignin- cant epithet foreign , need not be pointed * Something like that ...
... hands thy decent limbs compos'd , By foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd , By ftrangers honour'd , and by ftrangers mourn'd ! The force of the repetition of the fignin- cant epithet foreign , need not be pointed * Something like that ...
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