The Works of the Right Honorable Joseph Addison, Band 6William Durell & Company, 1811 |
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... believe , Nor longer under false reproaches grieve . " The tender sire was touch'd with what he said , And flung the blaze of glories from his head , And bid the youth advance : " My son , " said he , " Come to thy father's arms ! for ...
... believe , Nor longer under false reproaches grieve . " The tender sire was touch'd with what he said , And flung the blaze of glories from his head , And bid the youth advance : " My son , " said he , " Come to thy father's arms ! for ...
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... believe that this is the conflagration he hints at in the first book , Esse quoque in fatis reminiscitur affore tempus Quo mare , quo tellus , correptaque regia cœli Ardeat , et mundi moles operosa laboret ; ( though the learned apply ...
... believe that this is the conflagration he hints at in the first book , Esse quoque in fatis reminiscitur affore tempus Quo mare , quo tellus , correptaque regia cœli Ardeat , et mundi moles operosa laboret ; ( though the learned apply ...
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... believe such a comment would give the reader a truer taste of poetry than a comment on any other poet would do ; for in reflecting on the ancient poets , men think they may venture to praise all they meet with in some , and scarce any ...
... believe such a comment would give the reader a truer taste of poetry than a comment on any other poet would do ; for in reflecting on the ancient poets , men think they may venture to praise all they meet with in some , and scarce any ...
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... believe , the boldest prosopopaia of any in the old poets ; or if it were never so natural , I cannot but think she speaks too much in any reason for one in her condi- tion . ON EUROPA'S RAPE , PAGE 37 . P. 38. 1. NOTES . 7.9.
... believe , the boldest prosopopaia of any in the old poets ; or if it were never so natural , I cannot but think she speaks too much in any reason for one in her condi- tion . ON EUROPA'S RAPE , PAGE 37 . P. 38. 1. NOTES . 7.9.
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... believe none besides Ovid would have thought of the transformation of the serpent's teeth for an incitement to the Thebans ' courage , when he desires them not to degenerate from their great fore- father the Dragon , and draws a ...
... believe none besides Ovid would have thought of the transformation of the serpent's teeth for an incitement to the Thebans ' courage , when he desires them not to degenerate from their great fore- father the Dragon , and draws a ...
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