The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 3James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... happy . As for the translation of the Iliad , They do well , " he faid " to call it Pope's Homer ; for it is not Homer's Homer . It has no refemblance to the majefty and fimplicity of the Greek . " He read over to me l'Allegro , and Il ...
... happy . As for the translation of the Iliad , They do well , " he faid " to call it Pope's Homer ; for it is not Homer's Homer . It has no refemblance to the majefty and fimplicity of the Greek . " He read over to me l'Allegro , and Il ...
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... happy hero of idlenefs , whom I rather frame to myself in idea , than ever expect to meet with . " Ift . Equus amavit Jupiter . He must have a happy natural difpofition , as the foundation on which fo magnificent a fuperftructure is to ...
... happy hero of idlenefs , whom I rather frame to myself in idea , than ever expect to meet with . " Ift . Equus amavit Jupiter . He must have a happy natural difpofition , as the foundation on which fo magnificent a fuperftructure is to ...
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... happy if his mind is gnawed by reflections on ill spent life , or diftracted with unfatisfied defires , and diforderly paffions . 66 3dly , and laftly . Dis geniti , which was an expreffion ufed by the ancients to express what we more ...
... happy if his mind is gnawed by reflections on ill spent life , or diftracted with unfatisfied defires , and diforderly paffions . 66 3dly , and laftly . Dis geniti , which was an expreffion ufed by the ancients to express what we more ...
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... happy , now he was fae far frae hame , to meet a countryman in his exalted station . Keith ftared with all his eyes ; but at laft the exclamation came , and the Vifier told him , My father , faid he , was bell - man of Kirkaldy in Fife ...
... happy , now he was fae far frae hame , to meet a countryman in his exalted station . Keith ftared with all his eyes ; but at laft the exclamation came , and the Vifier told him , My father , faid he , was bell - man of Kirkaldy in Fife ...
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... happier planet born ) : To mock or taunt the hapless maid , Whom fate hath doom'd to mourn ; For ah ! beneath misfortune's blow , ( From all that's pleasant torn ) Is felt unutterable woe , Without another's fcorn . Banks of Clyde ...
... happier planet born ) : To mock or taunt the hapless maid , Whom fate hath doom'd to mourn ; For ah ! beneath misfortune's blow , ( From all that's pleasant torn ) Is felt unutterable woe , Without another's fcorn . Banks of Clyde ...
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| Tiêu đề | The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 3 Early British periodicals: General series |
| Người biên tập | James Anderson |
| Nhà xuất bản | Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
| Nguyên bản từ | Đại học Princeton |
| Đă được số hóa | 12 Tháng Sáu 2008 |
| Xuất lời trích dẫn | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |