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Pagina 78
... such occafional dif quifitions , as naturally arife from the fub- ject ; it has however kept us too long from furveying a valuable literary curiofity , I mean the earliest production of POPE , writ ten when he was not twelve years old ...
... such occafional dif quifitions , as naturally arife from the fub- ject ; it has however kept us too long from furveying a valuable literary curiofity , I mean the earliest production of POPE , writ ten when he was not twelve years old ...
Pagina 200
... par ce mot , comme on le doit , celui qui FAIT , qui INVENTE , qui CREE * " * Ouvres de Fontenelle . Tom . iii . pag . 376. à Paris , 1752 . 49. Such 49. Such was the muse , whose rules and practice 200 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... par ce mot , comme on le doit , celui qui FAIT , qui INVENTE , qui CREE * " * Ouvres de Fontenelle . Tom . iii . pag . 376. à Paris , 1752 . 49. Such 49. Such was the muse , whose rules and practice 200 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
Pagina 268
... Such , again , is the happy allufion to an old story mentioned in Martial , of this fage go- ing into the theatre , and immediately com- ing out of it again ; Such plays alone should win a British ear , As Cato's felf had not difdain'd ...
... Such , again , is the happy allufion to an old story mentioned in Martial , of this fage go- ing into the theatre , and immediately com- ing out of it again ; Such plays alone should win a British ear , As Cato's felf had not difdain'd ...
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