Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745) |
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... of a Critick , and to give Rules to others in his Esay on Criticism . which is full of
Wit , beautiful Turns , Variety of Metaphors , and Observations on Poetry and
Criticism : A few Extracts will serve to give the Reader a pleasing Idea of the
whole .
... of a Critick , and to give Rules to others in his Esay on Criticism . which is full of
Wit , beautiful Turns , Variety of Metaphors , and Observations on Poetry and
Criticism : A few Extracts will serve to give the Reader a pleasing Idea of the
whole .
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Mr . Addison rais ' d this Author from 66 Obscurity , obtain ' d him the
Acquaintance and • Friendship of the whole Body of our Nobility , and " transferr '
d his powerful Interests with those great 6 Men to this rising Bard , whọ frequently
levied " by ...
Mr . Addison rais ' d this Author from 66 Obscurity , obtain ' d him the
Acquaintance and • Friendship of the whole Body of our Nobility , and " transferr '
d his powerful Interests with those great 6 Men to this rising Bard , whọ frequently
levied " by ...
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I replied , that by such an Argument he had sufficiently tied my Hands , upon
Condition I might call our Seconds to be Witnesses of the whole Business ; which
he consented to , and so we parted . When we returned to London , we found it
full ...
I replied , that by such an Argument he had sufficiently tied my Hands , upon
Condition I might call our Seconds to be Witnesses of the whole Business ; which
he consented to , and so we parted . When we returned to London , we found it
full ...
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