An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... pleasure , conceiving that fuch an account did no lefs honour to the Poet , than to our Philofopher ; but was foon måde to understand that any thing of that kind was taken highly amifs , by one ( i .. Bishop Warburton ) who had once ...
... pleasure , conceiving that fuch an account did no lefs honour to the Poet , than to our Philofopher ; but was foon måde to understand that any thing of that kind was taken highly amifs , by one ( i .. Bishop Warburton ) who had once ...
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... pleasure that is always no small one to the mind of a reader , the pleasure of comparison . He that has the leaft acquaintance with these pieces of Horace , which resemble the Old Comedy , immediately perceives , indeed , that our ...
... pleasure that is always no small one to the mind of a reader , the pleasure of comparison . He that has the leaft acquaintance with these pieces of Horace , which resemble the Old Comedy , immediately perceives , indeed , that our ...
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... pleasure is to write fatires like Lucilius , " fays Horace . My chief pleasure , fays Pope , is , -What ? to speak my mind freely and openly . " There should have been an instance of some employment , and not a virtuous habit ; there ...
... pleasure is to write fatires like Lucilius , " fays Horace . My chief pleasure , fays Pope , is , -What ? to speak my mind freely and openly . " There should have been an instance of some employment , and not a virtuous habit ; there ...
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