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W- told him that I intended to translate a few of his odes as specimens of German lyrics - he then said to me 10 in English , " I wish you would render into English some select passages of the Messiah , and revenge me of your countryman ...
W- told him that I intended to translate a few of his odes as specimens of German lyrics - he then said to me 10 in English , " I wish you would render into English some select passages of the Messiah , and revenge me of your countryman ...
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neous . line by line , and a German line proved always sufficient for a Greek or Latin one . In English you cannot do this . I answered , that in English we could commonly render one Greek heroic line in a line and a half of our common ...
neous . line by line , and a German line proved always sufficient for a Greek or Latin one . In English you cannot do this . I answered , that in English we could commonly render one Greek heroic line in a line and a half of our common ...
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The Messiah ; Attempted from the German , ' by Mary and John Collyer , appeared in 1763 , a third edition in 1769 . 29. The author of The Messiah should have worn , & c . Cp . Lecky , England in the Eighteenth Century , vi .
The Messiah ; Attempted from the German , ' by Mary and John Collyer , appeared in 1763 , a third edition in 1769 . 29. The author of The Messiah should have worn , & c . Cp . Lecky , England in the Eighteenth Century , vi .
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