The Complete Art of Poetry, Volum 1Garland, 1970 |
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Pàgina 101
Charles Gildon. the greatest Difficulty , if I wou'd accomplish it with that eafie Addrefs , which a Difcourfe of this Nature requires to recommend it to the Taste of the Town , efpecially if I wou'd gratifie the Gouft of the Ladies ...
Charles Gildon. the greatest Difficulty , if I wou'd accomplish it with that eafie Addrefs , which a Difcourfe of this Nature requires to recommend it to the Taste of the Town , efpecially if I wou'd gratifie the Gouft of the Ladies ...
Pàgina 107
... wou'd be as ridiculous , as to prefer your Lady fhip's Drefs to your Perfon : A Complement , I dare believe , that you wou'd not think fo gallant , as the Mode and Fashion require . It is indeed , in fome Po- h , and fome fort of Poetry ...
... wou'd be as ridiculous , as to prefer your Lady fhip's Drefs to your Perfon : A Complement , I dare believe , that you wou'd not think fo gallant , as the Mode and Fashion require . It is indeed , in fome Po- h , and fome fort of Poetry ...
Pàgina 141
... wou'd exclude our Sex from the Prerogative we have of deciding on the publick Diverfions , which we shall never ... wou'd not pretend to exclude the noble Entertainment of Mufic , we wou'd only have it reduc'd to its primi- tive ...
... wou'd exclude our Sex from the Prerogative we have of deciding on the publick Diverfions , which we shall never ... wou'd not pretend to exclude the noble Entertainment of Mufic , we wou'd only have it reduc'd to its primi- tive ...
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