An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... striking to the ima- gination . I fhall confine myself to point out only two paffages , which relate the two appearances of this formidable figure : " It is * This is one of Boccace's moft ferious ftories . a curious thing to fee at the ...
... striking to the ima- gination . I fhall confine myself to point out only two paffages , which relate the two appearances of this formidable figure : " It is * This is one of Boccace's moft ferious ftories . a curious thing to fee at the ...
88. oldal
... striking example of that poetic fpirit , that harmonious , and varied verfification , and that strength of imagery , which confpire to excite our admiration of this beautiful poem * • 28. Proud of an easy conquest all along , She but ...
... striking example of that poetic fpirit , that harmonious , and varied verfification , and that strength of imagery , which confpire to excite our admiration of this beautiful poem * • 28. Proud of an easy conquest all along , She but ...
234. oldal
... striking marks of accurate and extenfive erudition , and a vigorous and acute understanding . He degraded himself much by his edition of the Paradife Loft , and by his strange and abfurd hypothefis of the faults which Milton's ...
... striking marks of accurate and extenfive erudition , and a vigorous and acute understanding . He degraded himself much by his edition of the Paradife Loft , and by his strange and abfurd hypothefis of the faults which Milton's ...
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