An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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55. oldal
... must get some supper for you I suppose . - No , Doctor , we have supped al- ready * .- Supped already , that is impoffi- ble , why it is not eight o'clock - Indeed we have - That's very strange ; but if had not fupped , I must have got ...
... must get some supper for you I suppose . - No , Doctor , we have supped al- ready * .- Supped already , that is impoffi- ble , why it is not eight o'clock - Indeed we have - That's very strange ; but if had not fupped , I must have got ...
150. oldal
... must be allowed fometimes to add ftrength to a fentiment , by an oppofition of images ; * Voltaire fpeaks thus of La Motte : fo popular and acute a critic may , perhaps , be attended to .. -Au - lieu d'echauffer fon génie en tâchant de ...
... must be allowed fometimes to add ftrength to a fentiment , by an oppofition of images ; * Voltaire fpeaks thus of La Motte : fo popular and acute a critic may , perhaps , be attended to .. -Au - lieu d'echauffer fon génie en tâchant de ...
411. oldal
... must forget , for a moment , the divine Mufic Ode of Dryden ; and may perhaps then be compelled to confefs , that though Dryden be the greater genius , yet Pope is the better artist . THE preference here given to POPE , above other ...
... must forget , for a moment , the divine Mufic Ode of Dryden ; and may perhaps then be compelled to confefs , that though Dryden be the greater genius , yet Pope is the better artist . THE preference here given to POPE , above other ...
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