The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 6Philological Society of London, 1784 |
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... whose name alone caufes his enemies to tremble , " & c . All the world , at the voice of the poet , becomes filent and attentive . The comedy or dance is in- terrupted ; the poet enters , feats himself in the place immediately oppofite ...
... whose name alone caufes his enemies to tremble , " & c . All the world , at the voice of the poet , becomes filent and attentive . The comedy or dance is in- terrupted ; the poet enters , feats himself in the place immediately oppofite ...
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... whose language I do not understand , with whose inhabitants I never had any communication , and whofe manners , laws , and customs are as unknown to me as the hieroglyphics of an Egyptian obelifk . I have , indeed , read and heard of it ...
... whose language I do not understand , with whose inhabitants I never had any communication , and whofe manners , laws , and customs are as unknown to me as the hieroglyphics of an Egyptian obelifk . I have , indeed , read and heard of it ...
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... Whose gentle accents fond attention woo'd . Mourn , Beauty , mourn ! no more with wan 、 ton pride Boaft your bright charms with orient crim- fon dy'd ... Let fad reflection pleafure's dream fupply ,. And tremble in the tear that dims ...
... Whose gentle accents fond attention woo'd . Mourn , Beauty , mourn ! no more with wan 、 ton pride Boaft your bright charms with orient crim- fon dy'd ... Let fad reflection pleafure's dream fupply ,. And tremble in the tear that dims ...
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