The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Containing His Satires, &c. 4, 3. köideNicolai, 1763 - 302 pages |
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... judgment of his own parts lefs favourable to himself ; as Mr. Colomics tells the story . This Critic , on a time , meeting two of his brethren , Mess . Gaulmin and Maussac , in the Royal Library at Paris , Gaylmin , in a virtuous ...
... judgment of his own parts lefs favourable to himself ; as Mr. Colomics tells the story . This Critic , on a time , meeting two of his brethren , Mess . Gaulmin and Maussac , in the Royal Library at Paris , Gaylmin , in a virtuous ...
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... judgment paffed on his favourite Work by feveral of his Acquaintance ; a pleasure more to his tale than the flatteries they ufed to entertain him with , and were then intentionally paying him . Of which he gave me another in- ftance ...
... judgment paffed on his favourite Work by feveral of his Acquaintance ; a pleasure more to his tale than the flatteries they ufed to entertain him with , and were then intentionally paying him . Of which he gave me another in- ftance ...
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... judgments made by men out of their own profeffion , are little regarded . And Pope and Juvenal will make Blackmore and Tully pafs for poetafters to the world's end . VER . 28. falling Horse ? ) The horse on which his Majesty charged at ...
... judgments made by men out of their own profeffion , are little regarded . And Pope and Juvenal will make Blackmore and Tully pafs for poetafters to the world's end . VER . 28. falling Horse ? ) The horse on which his Majesty charged at ...
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... is pointed . Our Poet , with more fobriety and judgment , has turned the ridicule , from the Doctrine , which he believed upon those Preachers of it , whofe feasts and com Swears , like Albutius , a good cook away ; 74 Book II .
... is pointed . Our Poet , with more fobriety and judgment , has turned the ridicule , from the Doctrine , which he believed upon those Preachers of it , whofe feasts and com Swears , like Albutius , a good cook away ; 74 Book II .
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... judgment , and his imitation ' fo fpi- rited by his genius , that what he improved truck the vulgar eye more strongly than what he invented . VER . 122. As No1 ** o's was , & c . ) I think this ligh : ftroke of fatire ill placed ; and ...
... judgment , and his imitation ' fo fpi- rited by his genius , that what he improved truck the vulgar eye more strongly than what he invented . VER . 122. As No1 ** o's was , & c . ) I think this ligh : ftroke of fatire ill placed ; and ...
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