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Pagina 114
... verfes , and was not poffeffed of a fingle picture ; but he had read , feen , heard , and reflected a great deal + . And lord Shaftef- bury fpeaks with fome indignation on this fubject ; " If a musician performs his part well in the ...
... verfes , and was not poffeffed of a fingle picture ; but he had read , feen , heard , and reflected a great deal + . And lord Shaftef- bury fpeaks with fome indignation on this fubject ; " If a musician performs his part well in the ...
Pagina 154
... verfes on the mutability of the English tongue , which bears a strong resemblance to this paffage of POPE . Ver . 483 . • No. 92 . ÷ Ver . 474 • Poets Poets that lafting marble seek , Muft carve in Latin 154 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS affords ...
... verfes on the mutability of the English tongue , which bears a strong resemblance to this paffage of POPE . Ver . 483 . • No. 92 . ÷ Ver . 474 • Poets Poets that lafting marble seek , Muft carve in Latin 154 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS affords ...
Pagina 356
Joseph Warton. very indifferent verfes . Charles of Oricans , father of Lewis XII . left a manufcript of his poems . At his death Francis Villon was thirty - three years old ; and John Marot , the father of ... verfes. Charles of Oricans, ...
Joseph Warton. very indifferent verfes . Charles of Oricans , father of Lewis XII . left a manufcript of his poems . At his death Francis Villon was thirty - three years old ; and John Marot , the father of ... verfes. Charles of Oricans, ...
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