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... Author's Cafe , might probably be the particular Paffage in that Poem which gave Of- fence ; for even the Sighs of a miferable Man are sometimes refented as an Affront by him that is the occafion of them AT the end of the Sixth Book of ...
... Author's Cafe , might probably be the particular Paffage in that Poem which gave Of- fence ; for even the Sighs of a miferable Man are sometimes refented as an Affront by him that is the occafion of them AT the end of the Sixth Book of ...
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... Author . mote it . If we confider the First Book as an entire Work of it felf , we shall find it to be no irregular Contrivance : There is one principal Action , which is com- pleated in the Twelfth Canto ; and the feveral Incidents or ...
... Author . mote it . If we confider the First Book as an entire Work of it felf , we shall find it to be no irregular Contrivance : There is one principal Action , which is com- pleated in the Twelfth Canto ; and the feveral Incidents or ...
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... Author has not been mifled by the Italians ; tho Taffo's Aminta might have been at least of as good Authority to him in the Pastoral , as Ariofto in the greater kind of Poetry . But Spenfer rather chofe to follow Nature it felf , and to ...
... Author has not been mifled by the Italians ; tho Taffo's Aminta might have been at least of as good Authority to him in the Pastoral , as Ariofto in the greater kind of Poetry . But Spenfer rather chofe to follow Nature it felf , and to ...
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