An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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Pagina 182
... inverted nature ; which paper abounds with wit as well as tafte , and ends with a ridiculous catalogue of various figures cut in ever - greens . Neither do I think that these four lines in this epiftle , Here Amphitrite fails thro ...
... inverted nature ; which paper abounds with wit as well as tafte , and ends with a ridiculous catalogue of various figures cut in ever - greens . Neither do I think that these four lines in this epiftle , Here Amphitrite fails thro ...
Pagina 360
... inverted trails along the ground ! Our youth , all liv'ry'd o'er with foreign gold , Before her dance ; behind her , crawl the old ! 1 The names of Cibber , Chartres , Ward , Walters , Japhet , and fome others , are fo very often ...
... inverted trails along the ground ! Our youth , all liv'ry'd o'er with foreign gold , Before her dance ; behind her , crawl the old ! 1 The names of Cibber , Chartres , Ward , Walters , Japhet , and fome others , are fo very often ...
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