An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... true religion and true policy are derived ; how God has made our greatest interests and our plaineft duty indi- vifibly the fame . These three epiftles , I fay , are finished . The fourth he is now intent upon . It is a noble fubject ...
... true religion and true policy are derived ; how God has made our greatest interests and our plaineft duty indi- vifibly the fame . These three epiftles , I fay , are finished . The fourth he is now intent upon . It is a noble fubject ...
140. oldal
Joseph Warton. " are the fifth and feventh . There is true humour alfo in the circumftance of the frugal crone who blows out one of the confecrated tapers in order to prevent ... true of the of the vent it's another 140 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
Joseph Warton. " are the fifth and feventh . There is true humour alfo in the circumftance of the frugal crone who blows out one of the confecrated tapers in order to prevent ... true of the of the vent it's another 140 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
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... true to virtue , and as warm as true ‡ . A JUST , and not over - charged enco- mium , on an excellent man , who always served his friends with warmth ( witness his kindness to Thomson ) and his country with activity and zeal . His Poems ...
... true to virtue , and as warm as true ‡ . A JUST , and not over - charged enco- mium , on an excellent man , who always served his friends with warmth ( witness his kindness to Thomson ) and his country with activity and zeal . His Poems ...
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