An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... same subject , that imme- diately before was defcribed as twining with laurels , and being reaped in harvests . Of the numberlefs treatifes that have been written on Happiness , one of the most fenfible is that of Fontenelle , in the ...
... same subject , that imme- diately before was defcribed as twining with laurels , and being reaped in harvests . Of the numberlefs treatifes that have been written on Happiness , one of the most fenfible is that of Fontenelle , in the ...
149. oldal
... same time I am ready to confefs , that he is not a correct and equal writer * , and was too often turgid and hyperbolical . 15. See how the worid its veterans rewards , A youth of frolics , an old age of cards ; Fair to no purpose ...
... same time I am ready to confefs , that he is not a correct and equal writer * , and was too often turgid and hyperbolical . 15. See how the worid its veterans rewards , A youth of frolics , an old age of cards ; Fair to no purpose ...
195. oldal
... same subject . With what , O Codrus ! is thy fancy fmit ? The flower of learning , and the bloom of wit . Thy gaudy fhelves with crimfon bindings glow , And EPICTETUS is a perfect beau ; * Ver . 133 . 2 How How fit for thec ! bound up ...
... same subject . With what , O Codrus ! is thy fancy fmit ? The flower of learning , and the bloom of wit . Thy gaudy fhelves with crimfon bindings glow , And EPICTETUS is a perfect beau ; * Ver . 133 . 2 How How fit for thec ! bound up ...
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