An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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Joseph Warton. lines as nervous and energetic as are to be found in any part of our author . A frame of adamant , a foul of fire , No dangers fright him , and no labours tire ; O'er Love , o ... lines as nervous and energetic as are to be ...
Joseph Warton. lines as nervous and energetic as are to be found in any part of our author . A frame of adamant , a foul of fire , No dangers fright him , and no labours tire ; O'er Love , o ... lines as nervous and energetic as are to be ...
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... line is quaint and obfcure ; the two firft vigorously expreffed . Horace thought of a noble paffage in Lucretius , book v ... lines to Critias ; but Plutarch , with better reason , to Euripides . 53. Ludicra • 54. Ludicra quid , plaufus ...
... line is quaint and obfcure ; the two firft vigorously expreffed . Horace thought of a noble paffage in Lucretius , book v ... lines to Critias ; but Plutarch , with better reason , to Euripides . 53. Ludicra • 54. Ludicra quid , plaufus ...
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... line , by the way , is infe- rior to the reft , because it paffes from par- ticular images to something general . Yet ... lines , both in point of science and tafte , may be com pared to any of Pope's ; Thence rofe the Roman , and the ...
... line , by the way , is infe- rior to the reft , because it paffes from par- ticular images to something general . Yet ... lines , both in point of science and tafte , may be com pared to any of Pope's ; Thence rofe the Roman , and the ...
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