An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope, 1. köideM. Cooper, 1756 |
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... faid to have brought with him into the country al- * Essay on Man . ep . ii . v . 185. † Boileau . Art Poet . c . 4 . ‡ See Works . ver . 4. 212 . P2 moft most twenty thousand pounds . As he was a papist AND GENIUS OF POPE . 107.
... faid to have brought with him into the country al- * Essay on Man . ep . ii . v . 185. † Boileau . Art Poet . c . 4 . ‡ See Works . ver . 4. 212 . P2 moft most twenty thousand pounds . As he was a papist AND GENIUS OF POPE . 107.
Page 333
... moft interesting , of the pieces of our author ; and , together with the ELEGY to the Memory of an Unfortunate Lady , is the only inftance of the Pathetic POPE has given us . I think * V : 353 F one one may venture to remark , that the ...
... moft interesting , of the pieces of our author ; and , together with the ELEGY to the Memory of an Unfortunate Lady , is the only inftance of the Pathetic POPE has given us . I think * V : 353 F one one may venture to remark , that the ...
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