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Of Bathing , and of the use of the Cold Bath ( to fortify the Body against inclement
Weather ) to thofe whose Ćon . stitutions will admit of it The warm Bath
recommended to those who dwell in fultry climes , and sometimes to the
Inhabitants of our ...
Of Bathing , and of the use of the Cold Bath ( to fortify the Body against inclement
Weather ) to thofe whose Ćon . stitutions will admit of it The warm Bath
recommended to those who dwell in fultry climes , and sometimes to the
Inhabitants of our ...
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Caution against misapplying those Hours , either in Study or Company , in which
Nature intended we thould rest 224 The Reason why those who labour obtain so
much Refreshment from Sleep , while the Indolent find but little Relief ibid .
Caution against misapplying those Hours , either in Study or Company , in which
Nature intended we thould rest 224 The Reason why those who labour obtain so
much Refreshment from Sleep , while the Indolent find but little Relief ibid .
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Next to ' verses of ten syllables , those of eight are most frequent in our poetry ,
whereof we have many entire poems . In these verses , as in the former , the
accents generally fall on every second syllable , but not without exception , as
you will ...
Next to ' verses of ten syllables , those of eight are most frequent in our poetry ,
whereof we have many entire poems . In these verses , as in the former , the
accents generally fall on every second syllable , but not without exception , as
you will ...
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It may be said , indeed , that many of our epi . itles ( especially those of Horace
and Mr. Pope ) partake of the satire ; but that is no reason why others that are of a
quite different nature fhould be placed under that head . The descriptive poems of
...
It may be said , indeed , that many of our epi . itles ( especially those of Horace
and Mr. Pope ) partake of the satire ; but that is no reason why others that are of a
quite different nature fhould be placed under that head . The descriptive poems of
...
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No epigrammatic points or conceits , none of those fine things which moft people
are so fond of in every fort of poem , can be allow'd in this , but must give place to
nobler beauties , those of Nature and the Passions . Elegy rejects whatever is ...
No epigrammatic points or conceits , none of those fine things which moft people
are so fond of in every fort of poem , can be allow'd in this , but must give place to
nobler beauties , those of Nature and the Passions . Elegy rejects whatever is ...
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| Título | The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith]. Volumen1 de The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith], Oliver Goldsmith |
| Autor | Art |
| Editores | Oliver Goldsmith, John Newbery |
| Publicado | 1762 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 29 Sep. 2006 |
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