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Strana 46
... sort , he lays down [ from v . 225 to 240 ] the exactest description or idea of this sort of poem ; by means of which he instructs us in the due temperature Migret in obscuras humili sermone tabernas : Aut , dum 46 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
... sort , he lays down [ from v . 225 to 240 ] the exactest description or idea of this sort of poem ; by means of which he instructs us in the due temperature Migret in obscuras humili sermone tabernas : Aut , dum 46 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
Strana 147
... sort , ' tis true , have little need of this information . Yet the reflexions of sober sense on the course and occurrences of the represen- tation , clothed in the noblest dress of poetry , and inforced by the joint powers of harmony ...
... sort , ' tis true , have little need of this information . Yet the reflexions of sober sense on the course and occurrences of the represen- tation , clothed in the noblest dress of poetry , and inforced by the joint powers of harmony ...
Strana 199
... sort of Comedy a more rational cast : And this re- form of itself would entitle him , to great honour . Hence the SENSIBUS CELEBRIS of Paterculusk . But to preserve some sort of resemblance ( which the people would look for ) to the old ...
... sort of Comedy a more rational cast : And this re- form of itself would entitle him , to great honour . Hence the SENSIBUS CELEBRIS of Paterculusk . But to preserve some sort of resemblance ( which the people would look for ) to the old ...
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