Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386 من الصفحات |
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... plains thus fung the royal bard . Thy Maker God in early time revere ! Ere evil days , those dreadful days , draw near , When health shall fly , and pleasure leave the plain , And woe and languor and distress remain ; When stars , nor ...
... plains thus fung the royal bard . Thy Maker God in early time revere ! Ere evil days , those dreadful days , draw near , When health shall fly , and pleasure leave the plain , And woe and languor and distress remain ; When stars , nor ...
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... plains . The youth rush eager to the fylvan war , Swarm o'er the lawns , the foreft walks fur- round , Roufe the flect hart , and chear the opening hound . The impatient courfer pants in every vein , And pawing feems to beat the diftant ...
... plains . The youth rush eager to the fylvan war , Swarm o'er the lawns , the foreft walks fur- round , Roufe the flect hart , and chear the opening hound . The impatient courfer pants in every vein , And pawing feems to beat the diftant ...
الصفحة 379
... plain , Shakes from afar . · The ingenious author of the Elements of Criticism , under his head of intricate and involved figures that can scarcely be analysed or reduced to plain language , + has adduced a part of the above de ...
... plain , Shakes from afar . · The ingenious author of the Elements of Criticism , under his head of intricate and involved figures that can scarcely be analysed or reduced to plain language , + has adduced a part of the above de ...
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