An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... person who admired it as a piece of exquifite criticism : PALLAS Te hoc Vulnere , PALLAS Immolat- VIRG . The Iphigenie of Racine , it must be owned , is an in- comparable piece ; it is chiefly fo , from Racine's attentive study of the ...
... person who admired it as a piece of exquifite criticism : PALLAS Te hoc Vulnere , PALLAS Immolat- VIRG . The Iphigenie of Racine , it must be owned , is an in- comparable piece ; it is chiefly fo , from Racine's attentive study of the ...
379. oldal
... . There are fome excellent parodies in the Rehearsal , in Bramflon's Art of Politics , in the Scribleriad , and the works of Fielding . For For a person to be introduced , speaking thus of S AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 379.
... . There are fome excellent parodies in the Rehearsal , in Bramflon's Art of Politics , in the Scribleriad , and the works of Fielding . For For a person to be introduced , speaking thus of S AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 379.
380. oldal
Joseph Warton. For a person to be introduced , speaking thus of himself , is in truth outrageously unna- tural and out of character . Ar v . 300 , in this book , also , is a stroke of profaneness ... person to be introduced, speaking thus ...
Joseph Warton. For a person to be introduced , speaking thus of himself , is in truth outrageously unna- tural and out of character . Ar v . 300 , in this book , also , is a stroke of profaneness ... person to be introduced, speaking thus ...
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