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The chosen indeed , but only sounds . simile of the Alps has no useless parts ,
yet affords The second consists of ... in which it is directed that “ the sound every
part cannot be the best . should seem an echo to the sense ; " a precept The next
...
The chosen indeed , but only sounds . simile of the Alps has no useless parts ,
yet affords The second consists of ... in which it is directed that “ the sound every
part cannot be the best . should seem an echo to the sense ; " a precept The next
...
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... ano - we have a thousand times turned fastidiously away . ther experiment
upon sound and time , and produced The purpose of the poet is , as he tells us ,
to laugh this memorable triplet ; at “ the little unguarded follies of the female sex .
... ano - we have a thousand times turned fastidiously away . ther experiment
upon sound and time , and produced The purpose of the poet is , as he tells us ,
to laugh this memorable triplet ; at “ the little unguarded follies of the female sex .
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When these when they pretend to the honour of wit or the in - wonder - working
sounds sink into sense , and the fluence of beauty . If bad writers were to pass
doctrine of the Essay , disrobed of its ornaments , is without reprehension , what ...
When these when they pretend to the honour of wit or the in - wonder - working
sounds sink into sense , and the fluence of beauty . If bad writers were to pass
doctrine of the Essay , disrobed of its ornaments , is without reprehension , what ...
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The next line is inharmonious in its sound , and MR . ELIJAH FENTON , mean in
its conception ; the opposition is obvious , and the word lash used absolutely ,
and without any At Easthamstead in Berkshire , 1730 . modification , is gross and
...
The next line is inharmonious in its sound , and MR . ELIJAH FENTON , mean in
its conception ; the opposition is obvious , and the word lash used absolutely ,
and without any At Easthamstead in Berkshire , 1730 . modification , is gross and
...
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While silent birds forget their tuneful lays , Through rocks and caves the name of
Delia sounds : / O sing of Daphne ' s fate , and Daphne ' s praise ! Delia , cach
cave and echoing rock rebounds . THERSIS . Ye powers , what pleasing frenzy ...
While silent birds forget their tuneful lays , Through rocks and caves the name of
Delia sounds : / O sing of Daphne ' s fate , and Daphne ' s praise ! Delia , cach
cave and echoing rock rebounds . THERSIS . Ye powers , what pleasing frenzy ...
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| Titel | The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: To which is Prefixed the Life of the Author |
| Autor/in | Alexander Pope |
| Übersetzt von | Thomas Parnell |
| Verlag | J.J. Woodward, 1841 |
| Länge | 484 Seiten |
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