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... occasion can de- scend even to the ground without finking . In its more familiar tones , a ludicrous fcene may be in- troduced without impropriety . This is done by Virgil " in a foot - race ; the circumftances of which , not excepting ...
... occasion can de- scend even to the ground without finking . In its more familiar tones , a ludicrous fcene may be in- troduced without impropriety . This is done by Virgil " in a foot - race ; the circumftances of which , not excepting ...
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