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THE VILLAGE . IN TWO BOOKS . 1 BOOK I. ( 1 ) ! See the . ( 1 ) [ The first edition of “ The Village ' appeared in May , 1783 . Author's preface , ant่ , p . 8. , and Vol . I. p . 120. ] The Subject proposed Remarks upon Pastoral Poetry ...
THE VILLAGE . IN TWO BOOKS . 1 BOOK I. ( 1 ) ! See the . ( 1 ) [ The first edition of “ The Village ' appeared in May , 1783 . Author's preface , ant่ , p . 8. , and Vol . I. p . 120. ] The Subject proposed Remarks upon Pastoral Poetry ...
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The Subject proposed Remarks upon Pastoral Poetry - A Tract of Country near the Coast described An impoverished Borough - Smugglers and their Assistants Rude Manners the Inhabitants — Ruinous Effects of a high Tide — The Village Life ...
The Subject proposed Remarks upon Pastoral Poetry - A Tract of Country near the Coast described An impoverished Borough - Smugglers and their Assistants Rude Manners the Inhabitants — Ruinous Effects of a high Tide — The Village Life ...
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“ The Village ' is a very classical composition . It seems designed as a contrast to Goldsmith's ' Deserted Village ' in one point of view ; that is , so far as Goldsmith expatiates on the felicities and inconveniences of rural life .
“ The Village ' is a very classical composition . It seems designed as a contrast to Goldsmith's ' Deserted Village ' in one point of view ; that is , so far as Goldsmith expatiates on the felicities and inconveniences of rural life .
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