An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... never excel in tragedy , though io fond of theatrical fpectacles ? Or why the Greeks , fo fruitful in every species of poetry , yet never pro- duced but one great epic poet ? While on the י s , as it g to be the im- rted 84 ESSAY ON THE ...
... never excel in tragedy , though io fond of theatrical fpectacles ? Or why the Greeks , fo fruitful in every species of poetry , yet never pro- duced but one great epic poet ? While on the י s , as it g to be the im- rted 84 ESSAY ON THE ...
177. oldal
... never seen it , but had never heard of it , at leaft with any attention , when , foon after my return from Italy , I was invited * Ver . 25 . + Mr. Walpole , p . 108. Anecdotes of Painting , vol . iv . VOL . II . N to to a ball at ...
... never seen it , but had never heard of it , at leaft with any attention , when , foon after my return from Italy , I was invited * Ver . 25 . + Mr. Walpole , p . 108. Anecdotes of Painting , vol . iv . VOL . II . N to to a ball at ...
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... never finished , what he told his friends he had sketched out , the life of Diogenes the Cynic , a comic romance , in which much literature , fatire , and knowledge of life and manners , would have appeared . Let me take this occafion ...
... never finished , what he told his friends he had sketched out , the life of Diogenes the Cynic , a comic romance , in which much literature , fatire , and knowledge of life and manners , would have appeared . Let me take this occafion ...
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