 ... has tuned his lyre to the sweet chords of pity and condolence; whether he builds immortal verse upon his loss of liberty, or weaves his melancholy fate into the pathos of a novel, in either case he finds a mine of sentiment, digs up enthusiasm from...  Henry - الصفحة 211بواسطة Richard Cumberland - 1795عرض كامل - لمحة عن هذا الكتاب
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...fentiinent, digs up enthufiafm from its richeft vein, and gratifies at once his fpleen and his ambiuon. The happy virtuous negro, torn from his own fine temperate climate, and tranlported into the torrid heats of our inhofpitable iflands, there to fweat and bleed beneath the... | |
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