The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... From the Year 1704 to 1710 . I. Of Mr. Dryden's death ; his moral character ; the Poets who fucceeded him ; the temper of Critics II . From Mr. Wycherley a 2 3 6 III . Mr. LETTER III . Mr. Wycherley's humanity ; his encourage- ment.
... From the Year 1704 to 1710 . I. Of Mr. Dryden's death ; his moral character ; the Poets who fucceeded him ; the temper of Critics II . From Mr. Wycherley a 2 3 6 III . Mr. LETTER III . Mr. Wycherley's humanity ; his encourage- ment.
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... Poets 38 XX . From Mr. Wycherley 40 XXI . From Mr. Wycherley 42 XXII . From Mr. Wycherley . His defire of his company ; and request to proceed in cor- recting his Papers XXIII . More about the Poems XXIV . Corrections fent 43 45 47 XXV ...
... Poets 38 XX . From Mr. Wycherley 40 XXI . From Mr. Wycherley 42 XXII . From Mr. Wycherley . His defire of his company ; and request to proceed in cor- recting his Papers XXIII . More about the Poems XXIV . Corrections fent 43 45 47 XXV ...
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... . W. 8 Mr. Locke had given a better . But his Effay was not to our young poet's taste . He had met with it early ; but he used to say , he had then no relish for it . W. I LETTER II . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . Jan. B3 FROM 5 * MR . WYCHERLEY .
... . W. 8 Mr. Locke had given a better . But his Effay was not to our young poet's taste . He had met with it early ; but he used to say , he had then no relish for it . W. I LETTER II . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . Jan. B3 FROM 5 * MR . WYCHERLEY .
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... Poets , are once irrecoverably be - mus'd , the best way both to quiet them , and secure yourself from the effects of their frenzy , is to feed their vanity ; which indeed , for the most part , is all that is fed in a Poet . You may ...
... Poets , are once irrecoverably be - mus'd , the best way both to quiet them , and secure yourself from the effects of their frenzy , is to feed their vanity ; which indeed , for the most part , is all that is fed in a Poet . You may ...
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... poet and a phyfician . Now , Sir , as to my impudent invitation of you to the town , your good nature was the first cause of my confident request ; but excuse me , I must ( I fee ) fay no more upon this fubject , fince I find you a ...
... poet and a phyfician . Now , Sir , as to my impudent invitation of you to the town , your good nature was the first cause of my confident request ; but excuse me , I must ( I fee ) fay no more upon this fubject , fince I find you a ...
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