Critical Essays on Dramatic PoetryL. Davis and C. Reymers, 1761 - 274 psl. |
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... thofe glorious wounds . How beautiful is death , when carn'd by virtue ! Who would not be that youth ? what pity is it That we can die but once to serve our country ! Alas , my friends ! Why mourn you thus ! let not a private lofs ...
... thofe glorious wounds . How beautiful is death , when carn'd by virtue ! Who would not be that youth ? what pity is it That we can die but once to serve our country ! Alas , my friends ! Why mourn you thus ! let not a private lofs ...
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... Racine , and not without fome fhew of fuccefs ; but Racine has flood the teft , while Pardon is entirely forgot . Boyer's plays are ftill lefs known than thofe of Pardon . } authors of Armida and Iffé t , and the very [ 30 ]
... Racine , and not without fome fhew of fuccefs ; but Racine has flood the teft , while Pardon is entirely forgot . Boyer's plays are ftill lefs known than thofe of Pardon . } authors of Armida and Iffé t , and the very [ 30 ]
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... thofe which have been followed by our great masters ; it is proper to affert the cause of these antient laws , not because they are antient , but because they are just and neceffary , and might meet in a man of his me rit , a formidable ...
... thofe which have been followed by our great masters ; it is proper to affert the cause of these antient laws , not because they are antient , but because they are just and neceffary , and might meet in a man of his me rit , a formidable ...
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... thofe obftacles , will probably last longer than the kingdoms where they were born . I might take the liberty to dispute with Mr. de la Motte on fome other points : but that per- haps would look like a defign of attacking him perfonally ...
... thofe obftacles , will probably last longer than the kingdoms where they were born . I might take the liberty to dispute with Mr. de la Motte on fome other points : but that per- haps would look like a defign of attacking him perfonally ...
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... thofe of ours ; but your nation makes amends ; with you the fa- feffed . The two greateft fculptors France ever pof- A celebrated French painter , whofe compofiti- ons are diftinguished from those of other mafters by the name of the ...
... thofe of ours ; but your nation makes amends ; with you the fa- feffed . The two greateft fculptors France ever pof- A celebrated French painter , whofe compofiti- ons are diftinguished from those of other mafters by the name of the ...
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