Poems Upon Several Occasions: English, Italian, and Latin, with TranslationsG. G. J. and J. Robinson, 1791 - 608 páginas |
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... allusions fuitable to the fubject . 18. May rightly anfwer that melodious noife . ] NOISE is in a good fenfe , mufic . So in Ps . xlvii . 5. " God is gone up with a merry " NOISE , and the Lord with the found of the trump . " NOISE is ...
... allusions fuitable to the fubject . 18. May rightly anfwer that melodious noife . ] NOISE is in a good fenfe , mufic . So in Ps . xlvii . 5. " God is gone up with a merry " NOISE , and the Lord with the found of the trump . " NOISE is ...
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... allusion by being combined with the peculiar circumftance of the reflux of the tide , becomes new , poetical , and appropriated . The adjective REFLUA is at once defcriptive and diftinctive . Ovid haş " refluum mare . " METAM . vii ...
... allusion by being combined with the peculiar circumftance of the reflux of the tide , becomes new , poetical , and appropriated . The adjective REFLUA is at once defcriptive and diftinctive . Ovid haş " refluum mare . " METAM . vii ...
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