An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... strokes of genuine humour and pictures of London - life , which are now become curious , becaufe our manners as well as our dreffes , have been fo much al- tered and changed within a few years . His fables , the most popular of all his ...
... strokes of genuine humour and pictures of London - life , which are now become curious , becaufe our manners as well as our dreffes , have been fo much al- tered and changed within a few years . His fables , the most popular of all his ...
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... strokes of sarcasm , in so many sudden and repeated blows , that he does not allow the poor de- voted peer a moment's breathing - time : Nunc dextrâ ingeminans ictus , nunc ille finiftrâ ; Nec mora , nec requies ; quam multâ grandine ...
... strokes of sarcasm , in so many sudden and repeated blows , that he does not allow the poor de- voted peer a moment's breathing - time : Nunc dextrâ ingeminans ictus , nunc ille finiftrâ ; Nec mora , nec requies ; quam multâ grandine ...
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... strokes of this kind , though mixed with unequal trash , in the Pafquin of Fielding , may be mentioned as capital , and full of the truest humour . It is indeed a fine and fruitful subject for a satyrift . As POPE could not use a ...
... strokes of this kind , though mixed with unequal trash , in the Pafquin of Fielding , may be mentioned as capital , and full of the truest humour . It is indeed a fine and fruitful subject for a satyrift . As POPE could not use a ...
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