An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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41. oldal
... imitation is of COWLEY , in two pieces , on a garden , and on weeping , in which POPE has properly enough , in conformity to his original , extorted fome moral , or darted forth fome witticism on every object he mentions : It is not ...
... imitation is of COWLEY , in two pieces , on a garden , and on weeping , in which POPE has properly enough , in conformity to his original , extorted fome moral , or darted forth fome witticism on every object he mentions : It is not ...
51. oldal
... imitations amifs , are much in the wrong ; they are very strongly mannered , and few perhaps could write for well if they were not fo . " . -In POPE's imitation of the fixth epiftle of Horace , there were two remarkable lines , L 2 the ...
... imitations amifs , are much in the wrong ; they are very strongly mannered , and few perhaps could write for well if they were not fo . " . -In POPE's imitation of the fixth epiftle of Horace , there were two remarkable lines , L 2 the ...
53. oldal
... imitation of the old story of the three invifible rings , which a father bequeathed to his three children . These three rings were the Jewish , Chriftian , and Mahometan religions . It is , moreover , an imitation of the history of Mero ...
... imitation of the old story of the three invifible rings , which a father bequeathed to his three children . These three rings were the Jewish , Chriftian , and Mahometan religions . It is , moreover , an imitation of the history of Mero ...
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