An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... Boileau Boileau fays , Satire ix . v . 221 , I have no- thing to do with Chapelain's * honor , or probity , or candor , or civility , or com- plaifance but if you hold him up as a model of good writing , and as the king of authors , Ma ...
... Boileau Boileau fays , Satire ix . v . 221 , I have no- thing to do with Chapelain's * honor , or probity , or candor , or civility , or com- plaifance but if you hold him up as a model of good writing , and as the king of authors , Ma ...
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... Boileau . - So much the worse , faid the Priest - And what fort of verfes ? -Satires . - Still worfe and worse , faid the confeffor . And against whom ? - Against those , said Boileau , who make bad verses ; against fuch mischievous ...
... Boileau . - So much the worse , faid the Priest - And what fort of verfes ? -Satires . - Still worfe and worse , faid the confeffor . And against whom ? - Against those , said Boileau , who make bad verses ; against fuch mischievous ...
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... Boileau . A Lyon . 1770. Page 242 , v . I. + Oeuvres de M. Boileau , Defpreaux , par M. de Saint Marc . Tom . ii . 177 , Paris , 1747- face is effay , erved , hrew - the the Nugari 292 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS the real scene of action; which ...
... Boileau . A Lyon . 1770. Page 242 , v . I. + Oeuvres de M. Boileau , Defpreaux , par M. de Saint Marc . Tom . ii . 177 , Paris , 1747- face is effay , erved , hrew - the the Nugari 292 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS the real scene of action; which ...
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