The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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Page vii
... introduce him to the Arts and Sciences , where all useful Knowledge is contained . This may be faid , he apprehends , without depreciating the Claf- fics , which are ever to be held in Efteem , but are to be esteemed principally for ...
... introduce him to the Arts and Sciences , where all useful Knowledge is contained . This may be faid , he apprehends , without depreciating the Claf- fics , which are ever to be held in Efteem , but are to be esteemed principally for ...
Page viii
... introduced will always have their Merit , and will , we hope , lead the young Student to a careful perufal of the Volumes from whence they are extracted . CON- CONTENT S I ' TWO OF THE VOLUME S. VOL viii ADVERTISEMENT .
... introduced will always have their Merit , and will , we hope , lead the young Student to a careful perufal of the Volumes from whence they are extracted . CON- CONTENT S I ' TWO OF THE VOLUME S. VOL viii ADVERTISEMENT .
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... introduced to palliate fome of the Escapes in Homer , abfurd 263 ibid . Speech of Phemius the Bard , in behalf of himself , and in 265 266 The manner in which Ulyffes is discovered to his Father , 260 261 262 The Addrefs of the Poet ...
... introduced to palliate fome of the Escapes in Homer , abfurd 263 ibid . Speech of Phemius the Bard , in behalf of himself , and in 265 266 The manner in which Ulyffes is discovered to his Father , 260 261 262 The Addrefs of the Poet ...
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... with Dido , who claims much of our Compaffion Mercury introduced to fave the Hero's Reputation Defcription of Mount Atlas eas prepares his Fleet for failing 297 298 299 ibid . The Paffion and Diftrefs of Dido on this Occafion , CONTENTS .
... with Dido , who claims much of our Compaffion Mercury introduced to fave the Hero's Reputation Defcription of Mount Atlas eas prepares his Fleet for failing 297 298 299 ibid . The Paffion and Diftrefs of Dido on this Occafion , CONTENTS .
Page xxiv
... 2. for lays read lies . P. 96 , 1. 2 , of the Note , for Operation read Oppreflion . P. 204 , 1. 16. for Wreck read eak . P. 341 , 1. 14. for Obhorance read Abhorrence . **** THE **** INTRODUCTION . F the fciences were to CONTENT S.
... 2. for lays read lies . P. 96 , 1. 2 , of the Note , for Operation read Oppreflion . P. 204 , 1. 16. for Wreck read eak . P. 341 , 1. 14. for Obhorance read Abhorrence . **** THE **** INTRODUCTION . F the fciences were to CONTENT S.
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