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Boileau has four passages of history in his Art Poetique ( 1674 ) , and when well into his course he abruptly and stiffly imposes the structure of the genre - catalogue on a long passage ( almost one - half of the poem ) .
Boileau has four passages of history in his Art Poetique ( 1674 ) , and when well into his course he abruptly and stiffly imposes the structure of the genre - catalogue on a long passage ( almost one - half of the poem ) .
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But Belinda , as the course of the game of Ombre had already implied and foretold , is not a good loser , and she does not rise to the occasion afforded by her loss here . Instead , she ratifies the course of prudery delineated earlier ...
But Belinda , as the course of the game of Ombre had already implied and foretold , is not a good loser , and she does not rise to the occasion afforded by her loss here . Instead , she ratifies the course of prudery delineated earlier ...
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His first discovery in the course of writing is that the various aspects of the comparison between prudence and judgment on the one hand , magnanimity and invention on the other , can be made steadily to ascend in their relevance to ...
His first discovery in the course of writing is that the various aspects of the comparison between prudence and judgment on the one hand , magnanimity and invention on the other , can be made steadily to ascend in their relevance to ...
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