Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... praise with prudence , and address with art ; Encomium chiefly is that kind of wit , Where compliments should ... praise , nor thou this praise refuse , From no unworthy , nor ungrateful Muse ; A Muse as yet unblemish'd , as unknown ...
... praise with prudence , and address with art ; Encomium chiefly is that kind of wit , Where compliments should ... praise , nor thou this praise refuse , From no unworthy , nor ungrateful Muse ; A Muse as yet unblemish'd , as unknown ...
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... praise but to destroy . These are th ' unhappy crimes of modern days , And can the best of poets hope for praise ? How small a part of human blessings share The wise , the good , the noble , and the fair ! Short is the date unhappy Wit ...
... praise but to destroy . These are th ' unhappy crimes of modern days , And can the best of poets hope for praise ? How small a part of human blessings share The wise , the good , the noble , and the fair ! Short is the date unhappy Wit ...
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... praise , A nobler architect , commands my praise , A Princess , who , by righteous arms abroad , At home by fifty temples rais'd to God , At once the French and Stygian tyrant braves , At once the christian and the subject saves ...
... praise , A nobler architect , commands my praise , A Princess , who , by righteous arms abroad , At home by fifty temples rais'd to God , At once the French and Stygian tyrant braves , At once the christian and the subject saves ...
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EPISTLES | 1 |
A Prospect of Poetry | 21 |
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