An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... French verfe by M. Du Refnel . It was more accurately rendered into French profe by M. De Silhouete , Which tranflation has been often printed ; at Paris 1736 ; at London 1741 , in Quarto ; at the Hague 1742. He has fubjoined a defence ...
... French verfe by M. Du Refnel . It was more accurately rendered into French profe by M. De Silhouete , Which tranflation has been often printed ; at Paris 1736 ; at London 1741 , in Quarto ; at the Hague 1742. He has fubjoined a defence ...
127. oldal
... French can boast of no author who has fo much exhaufted the fcience of morals , as POPE has in these five Epiftles . They indeed contain all that is folid and valuable in the above - mentioned French writers , of whom our author was ...
... French can boast of no author who has fo much exhaufted the fcience of morals , as POPE has in these five Epiftles . They indeed contain all that is folid and valuable in the above - mentioned French writers , of whom our author was ...
348. oldal
... French . And if he had correctness in his view , let us remember , that in point of regularity and correctness , the French + * Particularly in Ep . i . v . 65. 80. 92. 181. 215. 315 . 340. 390. In Ep . ii . v . 90. 195. 158. 203. 230 ...
... French . And if he had correctness in his view , let us remember , that in point of regularity and correctness , the French + * Particularly in Ep . i . v . 65. 80. 92. 181. 215. 315 . 340. 390. In Ep . ii . v . 90. 195. 158. 203. 230 ...
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