An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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99. oldal
... Nay , feafts the animal he dooms his feast And till he ends the being makes it bleft . H 2 Ep . iii , v . 63 Dictionary , Dictionary , where he has artfully employed all that force S AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 99 ature of ...
... Nay , feafts the animal he dooms his feast And till he ends the being makes it bleft . H 2 Ep . iii , v . 63 Dictionary , Dictionary , where he has artfully employed all that force S AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 99 ature of ...
160. oldal
... force them to dig in the mines : now this is the covetous man's lot , from which he is never to expect a releafe . " And the character of Helluo the glutton , who exclaimed even * Ver . 109 . See the Adventurer , N ° 63 , published 1753 ...
... force them to dig in the mines : now this is the covetous man's lot , from which he is never to expect a releafe . " And the character of Helluo the glutton , who exclaimed even * Ver . 109 . See the Adventurer , N ° 63 , published 1753 ...
413. oldal
... force to his verses ; the only fault of which , seems to be a monotony , and want of different pauses , occafioned by tranflating a poem in rhyme , which he avoided in his Milton . It is one mark of a poem being intrinfi- cally good ...
... force to his verses ; the only fault of which , seems to be a monotony , and want of different pauses , occafioned by tranflating a poem in rhyme , which he avoided in his Milton . It is one mark of a poem being intrinfi- cally good ...
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