The Life of Alexander Pope (1769)Garland Pub., 1974 - 470 Seiten |
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... prefent you with fome urns or vases ❝for your garden , and defires you would write me , word what number and fize will fuit you " beft . You may have fix fmall ones for your " Laurel Circus , or two large ones to terminate points , as ...
... prefent you with fome urns or vases ❝for your garden , and defires you would write me , word what number and fize will fuit you " beft . You may have fix fmall ones for your " Laurel Circus , or two large ones to terminate points , as ...
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... prefent fyftem , they agreed , that fuch complaints were most commodiously anfwered on the Platonic principle of THE BEST . This encouraged our poet to philofophize , and the fruits of his fpeculations are to be found in this celebrated ...
... prefent fyftem , they agreed , that fuch complaints were most commodiously anfwered on the Platonic principle of THE BEST . This encouraged our poet to philofophize , and the fruits of his fpeculations are to be found in this celebrated ...
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... prefent unto us . As Maker and Creator , in any other sense than a skilful Affociator and Combiner , the Man in Bedlam has the advantage of the trueft Genius . So that Invention , as applied to literary compofiti- on , feems to be ...
... prefent unto us . As Maker and Creator , in any other sense than a skilful Affociator and Combiner , the Man in Bedlam has the advantage of the trueft Genius . So that Invention , as applied to literary compofiti- on , feems to be ...
Inhalt
To Mr POPES LETTERS | 213 |
LETTER V | 219 |
LETTER VIII | 225 |
Urheberrecht | |
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