The Poetical Preceptor: Or, a Collection of Select Pieces of Poetry; Extracted from the Works of the Most Eminent English Poets. ... And Calculated for the Use, Not Only of Schools, But of Private GentlemenPrinted only for S. Crowder, 1780 - 344 psl. |
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... give him fome idea of their ftile and manner of writing , that fo he may be the better able to enter into their true fpirit and meaning , when he advances in years , and is qualified to read their works at large . Pope in his preface to ...
... give him fome idea of their ftile and manner of writing , that fo he may be the better able to enter into their true fpirit and meaning , when he advances in years , and is qualified to read their works at large . Pope in his preface to ...
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... gives an Account of what firft befel her after her Creation A Defcription of Night Eve defcribes her Happiness in Adam's Company Rencounter between Gabriel and Satan in Paradife The Morning Hymn of Adam and Eve Raphael's Defcent from ...
... gives an Account of what firft befel her after her Creation A Defcription of Night Eve defcribes her Happiness in Adam's Company Rencounter between Gabriel and Satan in Paradife The Morning Hymn of Adam and Eve Raphael's Defcent from ...
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... give . That this device will oft prevail , And gain its end , when others fail , If any fhall pretend to doubt , The TALE which follows makes it out . There was a little ftubborn dame , Whom no authority could tame ; Reftive , by long ...
... give . That this device will oft prevail , And gain its end , when others fail , If any fhall pretend to doubt , The TALE which follows makes it out . There was a little ftubborn dame , Whom no authority could tame ; Reftive , by long ...
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... give the hint , And find each feature in the print ; Só monftrous - like the portrait's found , All know it , and the laugh goes round . Like him I draw from gen'ral nature ; Is't I or you then fix the fatire ? So , Sir , I beg you ...
... give the hint , And find each feature in the print ; Só monftrous - like the portrait's found , All know it , and the laugh goes round . Like him I draw from gen'ral nature ; Is't I or you then fix the fatire ? So , Sir , I beg you ...
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... give this provocation . No lamb ( for ought I ever knew ) May be more innocent than you . At this , gall'd Reynard winch'd , and fwore Such language ne'er was giv'n before . What's lamb to me ? The faucy hint Shews me , bafe knave ...
... give this provocation . No lamb ( for ought I ever knew ) May be more innocent than you . At this , gall'd Reynard winch'd , and fwore Such language ne'er was giv'n before . What's lamb to me ? The faucy hint Shews me , bafe knave ...
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