An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... epistle , which confiders man , and the habitation of man , relatively to the whole fyftem of uni- verfal being . The fecond , which confiders him in his own habitation , in himself , and relatively to his own particular fyftem . And ...
... epistle , which confiders man , and the habitation of man , relatively to the whole fyftem of uni- verfal being . The fecond , which confiders him in his own habitation , in himself , and relatively to his own particular fyftem . And ...
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... epistle to Mr. Addifon * , upon his treatife on medals , written in that pleafing form of compo- fition fo unsuccessfully attempted by many modern authors , DIALOGUE . In no one fpecies of writing have the ancients fo in- difputable a ...
... epistle to Mr. Addifon * , upon his treatife on medals , written in that pleafing form of compo- fition fo unsuccessfully attempted by many modern authors , DIALOGUE . In no one fpecies of writing have the ancients fo in- difputable a ...
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... delight In mumbling of the game they cannot bite . • Lord Lyttelton , in the Prologue to Thomfon's Corio- Janus . + Young's Epistle to Authors . Eternal Eternal fmiles his emptiness betray , As fhallow ftreams run AND WRITINGS OF POPE .
... delight In mumbling of the game they cannot bite . • Lord Lyttelton , in the Prologue to Thomfon's Corio- Janus . + Young's Epistle to Authors . Eternal Eternal fmiles his emptiness betray , As fhallow ftreams run AND WRITINGS OF POPE .
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