The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 115
... speak of this distinction , I speak on the authority of Teren- tianus Maurus , who says that the proper structure of the bucolic verse , observed more by Theocritus than by Virgil , is where the first four feet are not linked by a ...
... speak of this distinction , I speak on the authority of Teren- tianus Maurus , who says that the proper structure of the bucolic verse , observed more by Theocritus than by Virgil , is where the first four feet are not linked by a ...
Page 126
... speak in vain , I plunge into the copse , and hide my pain . Go , lambs , unfed ! no more I mind your weal : My own sad doom is all I now can feel . Mopsus surprised me in my sullen mood , ( Mopsus who knew the language of the wood ...
... speak in vain , I plunge into the copse , and hide my pain . Go , lambs , unfed ! no more I mind your weal : My own sad doom is all I now can feel . Mopsus surprised me in my sullen mood , ( Mopsus who knew the language of the wood ...
Page 313
... speak of my own person : -of your's , though I have been informed that it is the most contemptible and the most strongly expressive of the dishonesty and malice which actuate it , I am as little disposed to speak as others would be to ...
... speak of my own person : -of your's , though I have been informed that it is the most contemptible and the most strongly expressive of the dishonesty and malice which actuate it , I am as little disposed to speak as others would be to ...
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