An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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18. oldal
... subject worthy the pencil of Spagnoletti , as it partakes of that favageness which is so striking to the ima- gination . I fhall confine myself to point out only two paffages , which relate the two appearances of this formidable figure ...
... subject worthy the pencil of Spagnoletti , as it partakes of that favageness which is so striking to the ima- gination . I fhall confine myself to point out only two paffages , which relate the two appearances of this formidable figure ...
59. oldal
... subject is of a pre- ceptive poem , the more ftriking appears the art of the poet : It is even of use perhaps to chufe a low fubject . In this respect Virgil had the advantage over Lucretius ; the latter , with all his vigour and ...
... subject is of a pre- ceptive poem , the more ftriking appears the art of the poet : It is even of use perhaps to chufe a low fubject . In this respect Virgil had the advantage over Lucretius ; the latter , with all his vigour and ...
370. oldal
... subject of the poem ; namely , the introduction ( as our author expreffes it ) of the lowest diversions of the rabble of Smithfield , to be the en- tertainment of the court and town ; the action of the Dunciad being , the removal of the ...
... subject of the poem ; namely , the introduction ( as our author expreffes it ) of the lowest diversions of the rabble of Smithfield , to be the en- tertainment of the court and town ; the action of the Dunciad being , the removal of the ...
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