An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - 423 pagina's |
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Pagina 53
... Swift , who prefents a piece of bread to his two bro- thers , and fays to them , This , my good friends , is excellent Burgundy , these par- tridges have an admirable flavour . ' The ... Swift , Peter in Swift , AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 53.
... Swift , who prefents a piece of bread to his two bro- thers , and fays to them , This , my good friends , is excellent Burgundy , these par- tridges have an admirable flavour . ' The ... Swift , Peter in Swift , AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 53.
Pagina 54
Joseph Warton. fame Lord Peter in Swift , Peter in Swift , performs throughout the very part that Mero plays in Fontenelle . Thus all is imitation . The idea of the Perfian Letters is taken from the Turkish Spy . Boiardo has imi- tated ...
Joseph Warton. fame Lord Peter in Swift , Peter in Swift , performs throughout the very part that Mero plays in Fontenelle . Thus all is imitation . The idea of the Perfian Letters is taken from the Turkish Spy . Boiardo has imi- tated ...
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... Swift's earliest verses , faid to him , " Young man , you will never be a poet . " And that this was the cause of Swift's rooted averfion to Dryden , mentioned above . Baucis and Philemon was fo much and fo often altered , at the ...
... Swift's earliest verses , faid to him , " Young man , you will never be a poet . " And that this was the cause of Swift's rooted averfion to Dryden , mentioned above . Baucis and Philemon was fo much and fo often altered , at the ...
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