Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... fame Breath , as a very good Critic and Poet , Ma- fter of a great deal of Penetration and Judg- ment , nay , the greatest Critic of his Age ; and a Man refolv'd beforehand to be pleas'd with nothing , a Keeper - down of rifing Merit ...
... fame Breath , as a very good Critic and Poet , Ma- fter of a great deal of Penetration and Judg- ment , nay , the greatest Critic of his Age ; and a Man refolv'd beforehand to be pleas'd with nothing , a Keeper - down of rifing Merit ...
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... fame manner fhall we proceed on this Occafion ; by which means , we believe , we fhall foon be able to come to the Truth . On one fide then we see appear a numerous Train of Dukes , Dutcheffes , Lords , Ladies , Baronets , Efquires ...
... fame manner fhall we proceed on this Occafion ; by which means , we believe , we fhall foon be able to come to the Truth . On one fide then we see appear a numerous Train of Dukes , Dutcheffes , Lords , Ladies , Baronets , Efquires ...
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... fame Volume with the Eclogues of another Gentleman , ( which look'd like their being fet in Competition , and to vie for Mastery ) is generally believed to have created in that Author fo great a Difguft to Mr. Pope , that he could never ...
... fame Volume with the Eclogues of another Gentleman , ( which look'd like their being fet in Competition , and to vie for Mastery ) is generally believed to have created in that Author fo great a Difguft to Mr. Pope , that he could never ...
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