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... Eloifa the name of Rose , in one of the many fonnets he addreffed to her . In this romance , there are many fevere and fati- rical strokes on the character of Eloifa , * Whom Marot praises as the Ennius of France , Notre Ennius ...
... Eloifa the name of Rose , in one of the many fonnets he addreffed to her . In this romance , there are many fevere and fati- rical strokes on the character of Eloifa , * Whom Marot praises as the Ennius of France , Notre Ennius ...
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... Eloifa glances with great modesty and delicacy , at the irreparable misfortune of her mutilated lover , which fhe always mentions with regret . A HINT in the Letters has been beauti- fully heightened , and elevated into exquisite • V ...
... Eloifa glances with great modesty and delicacy , at the irreparable misfortune of her mutilated lover , which fhe always mentions with regret . A HINT in the Letters has been beauti- fully heightened , and elevated into exquisite • V ...
Page 342
... Eloifa , was fent to Eloifa , who interred it in the monastery of the Paraclete , and it was accompanied with a very extraordinary • V. 340 . 5 1 form form of Absolution , from the famous Peter de Clugny 342 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS '
... Eloifa , was fent to Eloifa , who interred it in the monastery of the Paraclete , and it was accompanied with a very extraordinary • V. 340 . 5 1 form form of Absolution , from the famous Peter de Clugny 342 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS '
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