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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... observes , from Scaliger , that it appears from this verfe that the ancients did cat the daffodil , or ασφόδελος . Ver . 67. What the poet means by this , and the preceding lines , is , if we knew how few things are neceffary for the ...
... observes , from Scaliger , that it appears from this verfe that the ancients did cat the daffodil , or ασφόδελος . Ver . 67. What the poet means by this , and the preceding lines , is , if we knew how few things are neceffary for the ...
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... observe , that this does not coincide with his account in the Theogony , where , after Saturn's re- venge on his father , the Furies , Contention , and all the confequences of it , immediately appear . Ver . 173. The notion of guardian ...
... observe , that this does not coincide with his account in the Theogony , where , after Saturn's re- venge on his father , the Furies , Contention , and all the confequences of it , immediately appear . Ver . 173. The notion of guardian ...
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... observe , that this does not coincide with his account in the Theogony , where , after Saturn's re- venge on his father , the Furies , Contention , and all the confequences of it , immediately appear . Ver . 173. The notion of guardian ...
... observe , that this does not coincide with his account in the Theogony , where , after Saturn's re- venge on his father , the Furies , Contention , and all the confequences of it , immediately appear . Ver . 173. The notion of guardian ...
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... observe the rule , Known but to few , to yoke the ox and mule ; ' Tis proper then to yoke the flying steed ; But few , alas ! thefe wholesome truths can read ; Then you may fill the cafk , nor fill in vain ; Then draw the fwift ship to ...
... observe the rule , Known but to few , to yoke the ox and mule ; ' Tis proper then to yoke the flying steed ; But few , alas ! thefe wholesome truths can read ; Then you may fill the cafk , nor fill in vain ; Then draw the fwift ship to ...
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... observe , that those days which are blanks , are by our poet called indifferent days , days of no importance , either good or bad . It is likewife remarkable , that he makes fome days both holi- days and working days , as the fourth ...
... observe , that those days which are blanks , are by our poet called indifferent days , days of no importance , either good or bad . It is likewife remarkable , that he makes fome days both holi- days and working days , as the fourth ...
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