An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... Horace's fecond book , The lines are weak , another's pleas'd to say , Lord Fanny Spins a thousand such a day . * After her quarrel with Mr. Pope , which Lord Peter- borough in vain endeavoured to reconcile , fhe wrote thus from ...
... Horace's fecond book , The lines are weak , another's pleas'd to say , Lord Fanny Spins a thousand such a day . * After her quarrel with Mr. Pope , which Lord Peter- borough in vain endeavoured to reconcile , fhe wrote thus from ...
328. oldal
... HORACE fays , he will carry his build- ings from fo proper and pleasant a fitua- tion as Baia , to Teanum ; a fituation un- healthy and difagreeable . POPE fays , he will not build at all , he will again retire to town . He has , I ...
... HORACE fays , he will carry his build- ings from fo proper and pleasant a fitua- tion as Baia , to Teanum ; a fituation un- healthy and difagreeable . POPE fays , he will not build at all , he will again retire to town . He has , I ...
340. oldal
... Horace humourously has made it five thousand . We know nothing of Ti- mon , or the three ladies here mentioned . There is still another beauty in Horace ; he has fuddenly , according to his manner , introduced Lucullus speaking ; " qui ...
... Horace humourously has made it five thousand . We know nothing of Ti- mon , or the three ladies here mentioned . There is still another beauty in Horace ; he has fuddenly , according to his manner , introduced Lucullus speaking ; " qui ...
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