The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 3J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... light , and illuftrated with fuch apt " allufions , that they have in them all the graces of " novelty ; and make ... lights . If a reader examines Horace's " Art of Poetry , he will find but few precepts in it " which he may not meet ...
... light , and illuftrated with fuch apt " allufions , that they have in them all the graces of " novelty ; and make ... lights . If a reader examines Horace's " Art of Poetry , he will find but few precepts in it " which he may not meet ...
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... light I afford them frequent " matter of mirth , & c . & cf . " Having then fo pub- licly declared himself incorrigible , he is become dead in law , ( I mean the law Epopeian ) and devolveth upon the Poet as his property : who may take ...
... light I afford them frequent " matter of mirth , & c . & cf . " Having then fo pub- licly declared himself incorrigible , he is become dead in law , ( I mean the law Epopeian ) and devolveth upon the Poet as his property : who may take ...
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... light into the mythology of this myfterious fable . If I be not deceived in a part of learning which has fo long exercised my pen , by Proteus muft certainly be meant a hacknied Town- fcribler ; and by his Transformations , the various ...
... light into the mythology of this myfterious fable . If I be not deceived in a part of learning which has fo long exercised my pen , by Proteus muft certainly be meant a hacknied Town- fcribler ; and by his Transformations , the various ...
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... light in prophancnefs , " faid Curll upon this place . But it is very familiar with Shakespear to allude to paffages of Scripture . Out of a great number I will select a few , in which he not only alludes to , but quotes the very Text ...
... light in prophancnefs , " faid Curll upon this place . But it is very familiar with Shakespear to allude to paffages of Scripture . Out of a great number I will select a few , in which he not only alludes to , but quotes the very Text ...
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... light , Secure us kindly in our native night . Or , if to Wit a coxcomb make pretence , Guard the fure barrier between that and Sense ; VER . 177. Or , if to Wit , & c . ] In the former Ed . Ah ftill o'er Britain ftretch that peaceful ...
... light , Secure us kindly in our native night . Or , if to Wit a coxcomb make pretence , Guard the fure barrier between that and Sense ; VER . 177. Or , if to Wit , & c . ] In the former Ed . Ah ftill o'er Britain ftretch that peaceful ...
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