An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 1Garland Pub., 1970 - 334 pagina's |
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Pagina 90
... because not only the thoughts , but even the words are copied ; and because the images , especially the laft , are fuch , as are not immediately impressed by sensible obs jects , jects , and which , therefore , on account of go ESSAY ON ...
... because not only the thoughts , but even the words are copied ; and because the images , especially the laft , are fuch , as are not immediately impressed by sensible obs jects , jects , and which , therefore , on account of go ESSAY ON ...
Pagina 126
... because it is right , from that which is right only because it is efta- blished ; that he may neither violate ef- fential principles by a defire of novelty , nor debar himself from the attainment of any beauties within his view , by a ...
... because it is right , from that which is right only because it is efta- blished ; that he may neither violate ef- fential principles by a defire of novelty , nor debar himself from the attainment of any beauties within his view , by a ...
Pagina 207
... because of all polished nations , ours is the leaft poetic . The works in verfe , which are be allowed to be free from any very grofs abfurdities 3 AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 207 that, because their tragedians have avoided ...
... because of all polished nations , ours is the leaft poetic . The works in verfe , which are be allowed to be free from any very grofs abfurdities 3 AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 207 that, because their tragedians have avoided ...
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