Dr. Johnson's Critical Vocabulary: A Selection from His DictionaryUniversity Press of America, 1986 - 268 Seiten |
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... virtue live , But you can life to verses give . Waller . 3. Reciting the acts of heroes . Methinks heroick poesy , ' till now , Like some fantastick fairy land did show . Cowley . I have chosen the most heroick subject which any poet ...
... virtue live , But you can life to verses give . Waller . 3. Reciting the acts of heroes . Methinks heroick poesy , ' till now , Like some fantastick fairy land did show . Cowley . I have chosen the most heroick subject which any poet ...
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... Virtue and vice 2 . Cause ; ground or principle . are not arbitrary things , but there is a natural and eternal reason for that goodness and virtue , and wickedness . against vice and Tillotson . 3. Cause efficient . Spain is thin sown ...
... Virtue and vice 2 . Cause ; ground or principle . are not arbitrary things , but there is a natural and eternal reason for that goodness and virtue , and wickedness . against vice and Tillotson . 3. Cause efficient . Spain is thin sown ...
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... virtue : and tombs and thrones of Preserve frail transitory fame as much As spice doth body from air's corrupt touch . Donne . If envious eyes their hurtful rays have cast , More pow'rful verse shall free thee from the blast . Whilst ...
... virtue : and tombs and thrones of Preserve frail transitory fame as much As spice doth body from air's corrupt touch . Donne . If envious eyes their hurtful rays have cast , More pow'rful verse shall free thee from the blast . Whilst ...
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