The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen13John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... give an account of the poetical contention at Chalcis ; in which Hefiod and Ho- mer are made antagonists ; the first was conquer- or , who received a tripod for his victory , which he dedicated to the mufes , with this infcription ...
... give an account of the poetical contention at Chalcis ; in which Hefiod and Ho- mer are made antagonists ; the first was conquer- or , who received a tripod for his victory , which he dedicated to the mufes , with this infcription ...
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... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himfelf , against himself he ftrives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himfelf , against himself he ftrives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
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... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himself , against himself he strives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himself , against himself he strives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
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... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himfelf , against himself he strives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
... give , Turn from your ways betimes , O turn and live ! Who , full of wiles , his neighbour's harm contrives , Falfe to himfelf , against himself he strives ; For he that harbours evil in his mind , Will from his evil thoughts but evil ...
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... give it a turn of plain reafon , and make all the parts confonant to each other . I propofe this change only as a private fuf- picion ; because , as it ftands at prefent , I am at a lofs how to fatisfy myfelf in the fenfe I would ...
... give it a turn of plain reafon , and make all the parts confonant to each other . I propofe this change only as a private fuf- picion ; because , as it ftands at prefent , I am at a lofs how to fatisfy myfelf in the fenfe I would ...
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