Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386 pages |
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John Scott. ftill for which , we may obtain propriety of expreffion , ' As yon fummits foft and fair , ftill when approached appear ⚫ brown and rough , so still we tread , & c . ' This disputable couplet will , however , on the other ...
John Scott. ftill for which , we may obtain propriety of expreffion , ' As yon fummits foft and fair , ftill when approached appear ⚫ brown and rough , so still we tread , & c . ' This disputable couplet will , however , on the other ...
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... ftill to face the diftant deep , Return'd and wept , and ftill return'd to weep . The good old fire the firft prepar'd to go , To new - found worlds , and wept for others woe ; But But for himself in conscious virtue brave , He only 288 ...
... ftill to face the diftant deep , Return'd and wept , and ftill return'd to weep . The good old fire the firft prepar'd to go , To new - found worlds , and wept for others woe ; But But for himself in conscious virtue brave , He only 288 ...
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... . The operation is here heterogeneous to the subject , in order to lend flavour to the year , the year must be fuppofed capable of being eaten . Y ftill ftill more enigmatical , and equally tumid ; a mother CRITICAL ESSAYS . 337.
... . The operation is here heterogeneous to the subject , in order to lend flavour to the year , the year must be fuppofed capable of being eaten . Y ftill ftill more enigmatical , and equally tumid ; a mother CRITICAL ESSAYS . 337.
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