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... are the richest augmentation literature has lately received ; and from which the
following passage, gradually unfolding the singular beauties of this prophecy, is
here closely, though faintly, translated, and inserted as a pattern of just criticism.
... are the richest augmentation literature has lately received ; and from which the
following passage, gradually unfolding the singular beauties of this prophecy, is
here closely, though faintly, translated, and inserted as a pattern of just criticism.
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... infernal regions is well imagined;; and the effects of the musician's lyre on the
inhabitants of hell, are elegantly translated from the fourth Georgic of Virgil,-f and
happily E 3 adapted * These anapests, for such they are, have a fine effects f Ver.
... infernal regions is well imagined;; and the effects of the musician's lyre on the
inhabitants of hell, are elegantly translated from the fourth Georgic of Virgil,-f and
happily E 3 adapted * These anapests, for such they are, have a fine effects f Ver.
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23Q. published J753. f Crashaw has very well translated the Dies Irse, to which
translation Roscommon is much indebted, in his Poem on the Pay of Judgment.
% Of whom says Lord Rochester, .' < Not The third and fourth lines are eminently
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23Q. published J753. f Crashaw has very well translated the Dies Irse, to which
translation Roscommon is much indebted, in his Poem on the Pay of Judgment.
% Of whom says Lord Rochester, .' < Not The third and fourth lines are eminently
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The incident is taken from the second part of Don Quixote, first written by Don
Alonzo Fernandez de Avellanada, and afterwards translated, or rather imitated,
and new-modelled, by no less an author than the celebrated Le Sage. J The *
Ode to ...
The incident is taken from the second part of Don Quixote, first written by Don
Alonzo Fernandez de Avellanada, and afterwards translated, or rather imitated,
and new-modelled, by no less an author than the celebrated Le Sage. J The *
Ode to ...
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that Addison discouraged Pope from inserting the machinery in the Rape of the
Lock ; that he privately insinuated, that Pope was a Tory and a Jacobite, and had
a hand in writing the Examiners ; that Addison himself translated the first hook of
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that Addison discouraged Pope from inserting the machinery in the Rape of the
Lock ; that he privately insinuated, that Pope was a Tory and a Jacobite, and had
a hand in writing the Examiners ; that Addison himself translated the first hook of
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