Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... excellent Poets , than Princes and Generals ; and therefore , if you had had the leaft Glimpfe of Under- flanding , you must have feen that the Rea- fon you give why you fhould chufe Mr. Pope for the Subject of your Treatise , is the ...
... excellent Poets , than Princes and Generals ; and therefore , if you had had the leaft Glimpfe of Under- flanding , you must have feen that the Rea- fon you give why you fhould chufe Mr. Pope for the Subject of your Treatise , is the ...
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... excellent ; and excited in them a Defire , fince they could not raise themselves up to the Beauties of our Poet , to pull him down by their Invectives , and Afperfions , to their own Level : But , in vain , poor Creatures , do they ...
... excellent ; and excited in them a Defire , fince they could not raise themselves up to the Beauties of our Poet , to pull him down by their Invectives , and Afperfions , to their own Level : But , in vain , poor Creatures , do they ...
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... excellent and never - to- be - enough lamented Princefs , Queen Anne , tho ' it grew to fuch a Height , that those two Peers were never reconciled to each other , yet this produced no manner of Alteration in their Beha- viour to our ...
... excellent and never - to- be - enough lamented Princefs , Queen Anne , tho ' it grew to fuch a Height , that those two Peers were never reconciled to each other , yet this produced no manner of Alteration in their Beha- viour to our ...
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