The Life of Alexander Pope (1769)Garland Pub., 1974 - 470 Seiten |
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... poet , fays ( in a printed letter of the Character of Mr. Wycherley ) that " if he goes on as he hath begun in the paftoral way , as Virgil firft tried his ftrength , we may hope to fee English poetry vie with the Roman . " Thefe ...
... poet , fays ( in a printed letter of the Character of Mr. Wycherley ) that " if he goes on as he hath begun in the paftoral way , as Virgil firft tried his ftrength , we may hope to fee English poetry vie with the Roman . " Thefe ...
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... poetry was by no 66 means the fhining talent of POPE . ' Surely bis candour and penetration as a critic had been better difplayed in obferving " that the ftudious cultivation " of defcriptive poetry was far below the poet's com ...
... poetry was by no 66 means the fhining talent of POPE . ' Surely bis candour and penetration as a critic had been better difplayed in obferving " that the ftudious cultivation " of defcriptive poetry was far below the poet's com ...
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... Poet this Stephen Duck , then a thresher . She thought his poetry excellent , and fent the manuscript to Mr. POPE for his judgment , having first required his word of honour that he would not unflitch the two firft leaves , which he had ...
... Poet this Stephen Duck , then a thresher . She thought his poetry excellent , and fent the manuscript to Mr. POPE for his judgment , having first required his word of honour that he would not unflitch the two firft leaves , which he had ...
Inhalt
To Mr POPES LETTERS | 213 |
LETTER V | 219 |
LETTER VIII | 225 |
Urheberrecht | |
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