Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... , ' tis said , Upon a senseless stone his lyre had laid ; Th ' infectious harmony the marble caught , His instrument a new one strait begot ; The stone when struck on imitating still In feeble sounds Epist . VIII . 91 AND DIDACTIC .
... , ' tis said , Upon a senseless stone his lyre had laid ; Th ' infectious harmony the marble caught , His instrument a new one strait begot ; The stone when struck on imitating still In feeble sounds Epist . VIII . 91 AND DIDACTIC .
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... lyre harmonious Dryden strung , Excell'd in both , and both alternate sung . At first indeed he made his heroes rant , Or quibbled Folly in his Wild Gallant : But , as in music , when the artist long Has try'd each note , and dwelt upon ...
... lyre harmonious Dryden strung , Excell'd in both , and both alternate sung . At first indeed he made his heroes rant , Or quibbled Folly in his Wild Gallant : But , as in music , when the artist long Has try'd each note , and dwelt upon ...
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... lyre was strung , And Wilmot's Muse in softer transport sung , From lonely bowers her lofty head shall rear , And chearful , like her conquering Lord , appear . Through her cool glades , on every verdant plain , Eternal Plenty , Peace ...
... lyre was strung , And Wilmot's Muse in softer transport sung , From lonely bowers her lofty head shall rear , And chearful , like her conquering Lord , appear . Through her cool glades , on every verdant plain , Eternal Plenty , Peace ...
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EPISTLES | 1 |
A Prospect of Poetry | 21 |
On Scribbling against | 53 |
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