Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Page 83
... pleasing wonder fixt ' To fee fuch fire with so much sweetness mixt , Such eafy greatnefs , fuch a graceful port , So turn'd and finish'd for the camp or court . Achilles thus was form'd with ev'ry grace , And Nireus fhone but in the ...
... pleasing wonder fixt ' To fee fuch fire with so much sweetness mixt , Such eafy greatnefs , fuch a graceful port , So turn'd and finish'd for the camp or court . Achilles thus was form'd with ev'ry grace , And Nireus fhone but in the ...
Page 108
... Wishes rifing ! Thoughts furprifing ! Pleafure courting ! Charms tranfporting ! Fancy viewing Joys enfuing ! the pleafing , pleasing anguish ! [ Exeunt . АСТ • ACT II . SCENE I. A Pavilion in the middle 108 ROSAMON D.
... Wishes rifing ! Thoughts furprifing ! Pleafure courting ! Charms tranfporting ! Fancy viewing Joys enfuing ! the pleafing , pleasing anguish ! [ Exeunt . АСТ • ACT II . SCENE I. A Pavilion in the middle 108 ROSAMON D.
Page 140
... pleasing woe , Rivers forgot to run , and winds to blow , While lift'ning forefts cover'd , as he play'd , The foft musician in a moving shade . That this night's ftrains the fame fuccefs may find , The force of Mufic is to Mufic join'd ...
... pleasing woe , Rivers forgot to run , and winds to blow , While lift'ning forefts cover'd , as he play'd , The foft musician in a moving shade . That this night's ftrains the fame fuccefs may find , The force of Mufic is to Mufic join'd ...
Page 206
... pleasing stories her falfe Fofter - child . Much did the talk of love , and when the camé To mention to the Nymph her lover's name , Fetching a figh , and holding down her head , " ' Tis well , says she , if all be true that's said ...
... pleasing stories her falfe Fofter - child . Much did the talk of love , and when the camé To mention to the Nymph her lover's name , Fetching a figh , and holding down her head , " ' Tis well , says she , if all be true that's said ...
Page 259
... pleasing and agreeable manner ; For there are feveral ways of conveying the same truth to the mind . of man ; and to choose the pleasantest of these ways , is that which chiefly diftinguishes Poetry from Profe , and makes Virgil's rules ...
... pleasing and agreeable manner ; For there are feveral ways of conveying the same truth to the mind . of man ; and to choose the pleasantest of these ways , is that which chiefly diftinguishes Poetry from Profe , and makes Virgil's rules ...
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