The lives of the most eminent English poetsJ. Buckland, 1787 |
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... these lines , to have been but little skilled in mufic . Not to speak of the fentiment , had he resembled water alone to the tenor , and air to the contra - tenor , the analogy had been just . So doth each tear , Which thee doth wear ...
... these lines , to have been but little skilled in mufic . Not to speak of the fentiment , had he resembled water alone to the tenor , and air to the contra - tenor , the analogy had been just . So doth each tear , Which thee doth wear ...
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... these may be examples : By every wind , that comes this way , Send me at least a figh or two , Such and fo many I'll repay As fhall themfelves make winds to get to you . In tears I'll wafte thefe eyes , By Love fo vainly fed ; COWLEY ...
... these may be examples : By every wind , that comes this way , Send me at least a figh or two , Such and fo many I'll repay As fhall themfelves make winds to get to you . In tears I'll wafte thefe eyes , By Love fo vainly fed ; COWLEY ...
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... These pregnant wombs of heat would fitter be Than a few embers , for a deity . Had he our pits , the Perfian would admire No fun , but warni's devotion at our fire : He'd leave the trotting whipfter , and prefer Our profound Vulcan ...
... These pregnant wombs of heat would fitter be Than a few embers , for a deity . Had he our pits , the Perfian would admire No fun , but warni's devotion at our fire : He'd leave the trotting whipfter , and prefer Our profound Vulcan ...
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... these , Our courfe by stars above we cannot know Without the compafs too below . After this fays Bentley : Who travels in religious jars , Truth mix'd with error , clouds with tays , With Whifton wanting pyx and stars , In the wide ...
... these , Our courfe by stars above we cannot know Without the compafs too below . After this fays Bentley : Who travels in religious jars , Truth mix'd with error , clouds with tays , With Whifton wanting pyx and stars , In the wide ...
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... These conceits Addifon calls mixed wit ; that is , wit which confifts of thoughts true in one fense of the expreffion , and false in the other . Addison's repre- fentation is fufficiently indulgent . That confufion of images may ...
... These conceits Addifon calls mixed wit ; that is , wit which confifts of thoughts true in one fense of the expreffion , and false in the other . Addison's repre- fentation is fufficiently indulgent . That confufion of images may ...
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