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... kept undisturbed poffeffion in our poetry , would not easily give way to fiction and fancy , to picturesque description , and romantic imagery . a 2 When -кош When fir Henry Wootton , in 1637 , had received PREFACE .
... kept undisturbed poffeffion in our poetry , would not easily give way to fiction and fancy , to picturesque description , and romantic imagery . a 2 When -кош When fir Henry Wootton , in 1637 , had received PREFACE .
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... give the reader the " " great images that are to be found in our poets " who are truly great , as well as their topics and " moral reflections , " the last , and by far the most copious and judicious compilation of the kind ex- tant ...
... give the reader the " " great images that are to be found in our poets " who are truly great , as well as their topics and " moral reflections , " the last , and by far the most copious and judicious compilation of the kind ex- tant ...
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... unnatural extravagancies of his English poetry ; fuch as will not bear to be cloathed in the Latin language , much lefs are capable of admitting any degree of " 6 66 66 pure pure Latinity . I will give a few instances , PRE FACE . XV.
... unnatural extravagancies of his English poetry ; fuch as will not bear to be cloathed in the Latin language , much lefs are capable of admitting any degree of " 6 66 66 pure pure Latinity . I will give a few instances , PRE FACE . XV.
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... give a few instances , out of a great multitude , from the DAVIDEIS . Hic fociatorum facra conftellatio vatum , Quos felix virtus evexit ad æthera , nubes Luxuriæ fupra , tempeftatefque laborum . Again , Temporis ingreditur penetralia ...
... give a few instances , out of a great multitude , from the DAVIDEIS . Hic fociatorum facra conftellatio vatum , Quos felix virtus evexit ad æthera , nubes Luxuriæ fupra , tempeftatefque laborum . Again , Temporis ingreditur penetralia ...
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... but add , that Gray resembles Milton in many inftances . Among others , in their youth they were both ftrongly attached to the cultivation of Latin poetry . But But I hasten to give the reader an account of xviii PRE F A C E.
... but add , that Gray resembles Milton in many inftances . Among others , in their youth they were both ftrongly attached to the cultivation of Latin poetry . But But I hasten to give the reader an account of xviii PRE F A C E.
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