Lectures on
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共 28 题- By JOSEPH TRAPP, _A.M._
- MDCCXLII.
- THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- LECTURE I.
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- In rusty Silence mourns your Gate. _Oldsworth._
- For all was Sea, nor had the Sea a Shore. _Sandys._
- Yet Comedy sometimes may raise her Voice. _Rosc._
- And describing _Phaeton_ run away with by the Horses of the Sun:[123]
- Begin, be bold, and venture to be wise. _Cowley._
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- 1. When a Person, Fact, or Thing, is simply describ'd.
- 2. When somewhat is inferr'd from what was laid down, whether
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- I hate, I scorn the Vulgar Throng.
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- CONCLUSION.
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