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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... means ibid . Every Brute is directed by Inftinct to its proper Aliment , but voluptuous Man feeds with all the Commoners of Nature , and is led in purfuit of Pleasure to his own Deftruction . 214 . Eating to excefs , of any Aliment ...
... means ibid . Every Brute is directed by Inftinct to its proper Aliment , but voluptuous Man feeds with all the Commoners of Nature , and is led in purfuit of Pleasure to his own Deftruction . 214 . Eating to excefs , of any Aliment ...
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... means to be admitted in our modern compofitions . It may be farther obferved , that the rhyming of words de- pends upon their likeness of found , not of orthography ; for laugh and quaff , though differently written , rhyme very well ...
... means to be admitted in our modern compofitions . It may be farther obferved , that the rhyming of words de- pends upon their likeness of found , not of orthography ; for laugh and quaff , though differently written , rhyme very well ...
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... means to be indulged . : The pronoun his fometimes lofes its first letters after words ending with a vowel ; as to's , by's , for to his , by bis ; and after feveral words that end with a confonant ; as in's , for's , for in his , for ...
... means to be indulged . : The pronoun his fometimes lofes its first letters after words ending with a vowel ; as to's , by's , for to his , by bis ; and after feveral words that end with a confonant ; as in's , for's , for in his , for ...
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... mean fubject with pomp and fplendor , is like putting the robes of royal- ty on a clown , which , inftead of procuring him refpect and efteem , will reduce him to the loweft degree of contempt and ridicule . The thoughts , therefore ...
... mean fubject with pomp and fplendor , is like putting the robes of royal- ty on a clown , which , inftead of procuring him refpect and efteem , will reduce him to the loweft degree of contempt and ridicule . The thoughts , therefore ...
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... Mean time the monarch of the watry main Obferv'd the Thund'rer , nor obferv'd in vain : In Samothracia , on a mountain's brow , Whofe waving woods o'er - hung the deeps below , He fate ; and round him caft his azure eyes , Where Ida's ...
... Mean time the monarch of the watry main Obferv'd the Thund'rer , nor obferv'd in vain : In Samothracia , on a mountain's brow , Whofe waving woods o'er - hung the deeps below , He fate ; and round him caft his azure eyes , Where Ida's ...
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