The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... beauty pleafes and excites , And never with harfh founds the ear affrights ! ANON . HE nature of paftoral poetry was explained and when the Eclogues of Virgil became the topic of examina- tion . We then specified the fubjects best ...
... beauty pleafes and excites , And never with harfh founds the ear affrights ! ANON . HE nature of paftoral poetry was explained and when the Eclogues of Virgil became the topic of examina- tion . We then specified the fubjects best ...
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... beauty of THEOCRITUS , whofe great art is to introduce you into the country , and to entertain you with the objects by which you are there furrounded . This third Idyll is ufually brought forward by way of fpecimen ; for it is ...
... beauty of THEOCRITUS , whofe great art is to introduce you into the country , and to entertain you with the objects by which you are there furrounded . This third Idyll is ufually brought forward by way of fpecimen ; for it is ...
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... beauty , elegant fpecimens of petrified wood , the vertebrę and other bones of marine animals , are alfo here found .. Gentlemen's carriages , when they ftop here , are fre- quently befet by the poor , who collect these things on the ...
... beauty , elegant fpecimens of petrified wood , the vertebrę and other bones of marine animals , are alfo here found .. Gentlemen's carriages , when they ftop here , are fre- quently befet by the poor , who collect these things on the ...
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... beauty of the delineation . Sermons , by the REV . EDMUND BUTCHER , are a valuable acceffion to Difcourfes for Families . The cafe of the language , the juftnefs of the fentiments , and the rational fervour by which the whole volume ...
... beauty of the delineation . Sermons , by the REV . EDMUND BUTCHER , are a valuable acceffion to Difcourfes for Families . The cafe of the language , the juftnefs of the fentiments , and the rational fervour by which the whole volume ...
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arifing from views of honour and intereft , than by those deduced from the beauty of virtue . Stoical fpeculations may be productive of Stoical apathy ; but little or no advantage will be found to refult from them , either to fociety in ...
arifing from views of honour and intereft , than by those deduced from the beauty of virtue . Stoical fpeculations may be productive of Stoical apathy ; but little or no advantage will be found to refult from them , either to fociety in ...
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