The Works of Alexander Pope Esq, 3. köideA. Millar, J. and R. Tonson, H. Lintot, and C. Bathurst, 1757 |
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... observation leads him naturally to the difcuffion of his next principle . He fhews then , that though all the Paffions have their turn in fwaying the determinations of the mind , yet every Man hath one MASTER PASSION that at length ...
... observation leads him naturally to the difcuffion of his next principle . He fhews then , that though all the Paffions have their turn in fwaying the determinations of the mind , yet every Man hath one MASTER PASSION that at length ...
Page 216
... observe the great beauty of the con- clufion : It is an encomium on an imaginary Lady to whom the epiftle is addreffed ; and artfully turns upon the fact which makes the subject of the epiftle , the contradic- tion of a Woman's ...
... observe the great beauty of the con- clufion : It is an encomium on an imaginary Lady to whom the epiftle is addreffed ; and artfully turns upon the fact which makes the subject of the epiftle , the contradic- tion of a Woman's ...
Page 262
... observation of Avarice and Profufion's correcting and reconciling one another , as na- turally introduces the third , which proves the truth of the obfervation from fact . And thus the Philofophy of his fub- fubject ftanding between his ...
... observation of Avarice and Profufion's correcting and reconciling one another , as na- turally introduces the third , which proves the truth of the obfervation from fact . And thus the Philofophy of his fub- fubject ftanding between his ...
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