An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... excellent moralift in the fore- going epiftles , in this excellent a connoisseur * , appears to be as and has given not but our best rulos only fome of our firft , and obfervations on architecture and gar- dening , but particularly on ...
... excellent moralift in the fore- going epiftles , in this excellent a connoisseur * , appears to be as and has given not but our best rulos only fome of our firft , and obfervations on architecture and gar- dening , but particularly on ...
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... excellent per- fonages as the Duke and Dutchefs of Queensberry , did , in truth , compenfate poor Gay's want of pension * and prefer- ment . They behaved to him constantly with that delicacy , and fenfe of feeming equality , as never to ...
... excellent per- fonages as the Duke and Dutchefs of Queensberry , did , in truth , compenfate poor Gay's want of pension * and prefer- ment . They behaved to him constantly with that delicacy , and fenfe of feeming equality , as never to ...
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Joseph Warton. embittered and exafperated his mind and temper . An excellent man , and excellent philofopher , whofe lofs I fhall long and fincerely deplore , has lately made the fol- lowing strictures upon one of his capital works . 46 ...
Joseph Warton. embittered and exafperated his mind and temper . An excellent man , and excellent philofopher , whofe lofs I fhall long and fincerely deplore , has lately made the fol- lowing strictures upon one of his capital works . 46 ...
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