Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Rape of Proserpine: With Other Poems
In the Rape of Proserpine the author seems to have enlarged with considerable variation, upon the fable sketched out by ovid in his Metamorphoses; the con struction is not purely epic; the most important incidents are too much hurried in the opening of the piece, and other deviations from strict rule may be found; yet such is the splendor and majesty of this beautiful production.
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