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Pagina 192
... Epigram , or those little occasional Poems that in their own Nature are nothing else but a Tissue of Epigrams . I cannot conclude this Head of mixt Wit , without owning that the admirable Poet out of whom I have taken the Examples of it ...
... Epigram , or those little occasional Poems that in their own Nature are nothing else but a Tissue of Epigrams . I cannot conclude this Head of mixt Wit , without owning that the admirable Poet out of whom I have taken the Examples of it ...
Pagina 215
... Epigram . Homer , Virgil , or Milton , so far as the Language of their Poems is understood , will please a Reader of plain common Sense , who would neither relish nor comprehend an Epigram of Martial or a Poem of Cowley : So , on the ...
... Epigram . Homer , Virgil , or Milton , so far as the Language of their Poems is understood , will please a Reader of plain common Sense , who would neither relish nor comprehend an Epigram of Martial or a Poem of Cowley : So , on the ...
Pagina 541
... epigrams not printed in the later texts . PAGE 158. The Postman . See page 514. The Spectator ( A ) fre- quently advertises ' rosy ' cosmetics , especially ' the famous Bavarian Red Liquor . ' 53. PAGE 159. Motto . Horace , Ars Poetica ...
... epigrams not printed in the later texts . PAGE 158. The Postman . See page 514. The Spectator ( A ) fre- quently advertises ' rosy ' cosmetics , especially ' the famous Bavarian Red Liquor . ' 53. PAGE 159. Motto . Horace , Ars Poetica ...
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