The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... Reason , with their use Of the Paffions , and their ufe Of the Nature and State of Man with refpect to Society 165 That no Creature fubfifts wholly for itself , nor wholly for another , the happiness of Animals therefore is mutual 165 ...
... Reason , with their use Of the Paffions , and their ufe Of the Nature and State of Man with refpect to Society 165 That no Creature fubfifts wholly for itself , nor wholly for another , the happiness of Animals therefore is mutual 165 ...
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... Reason why thofe who labour obtain fo much Re- freshment from Sleep , while the Indolent find but little Relief ibid . Of Cloathing --- The neceflity of putting on the Winter Garb early , and not leaving it off till late in the Spring ...
... Reason why thofe who labour obtain fo much Re- freshment from Sleep , while the Indolent find but little Relief ibid . Of Cloathing --- The neceflity of putting on the Winter Garb early , and not leaving it off till late in the Spring ...
Page xvi
... Reason why we are so affected by a beautiful Passage in Shakespeare " 39 The Heads and Hearts of Men not fo bad as they are generally reprefented ibid . PRECEPTS for LYRIC POETRY , with occafional Re- marks Of the origin of this Species ...
... Reason why we are so affected by a beautiful Passage in Shakespeare " 39 The Heads and Hearts of Men not fo bad as they are generally reprefented ibid . PRECEPTS for LYRIC POETRY , with occafional Re- marks Of the origin of this Species ...
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... reason , and therefore , though violent , not improper for Paradise . Neither her out fide form fo fair , nor ought In procreation common to all kinds ( Though higher of the genial bed by far , And with myfterious reverence I deem ) So ...
... reason , and therefore , though violent , not improper for Paradise . Neither her out fide form fo fair , nor ought In procreation common to all kinds ( Though higher of the genial bed by far , And with myfterious reverence I deem ) So ...
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... reason to detest ' em ? Let Rumble Allen , with an aukward shame , Do good by ftealth , and blush to find it fame . SWIFT . POPE . But befides thefe delicate thoughts which have an inge nious turn , there are others whofe beauty depends ...
... reason to detest ' em ? Let Rumble Allen , with an aukward shame , Do good by ftealth , and blush to find it fame . SWIFT . POPE . But befides thefe delicate thoughts which have an inge nious turn , there are others whofe beauty depends ...
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