The Life of Alexander Pope, Esq: Compiled from Original Manuscripts; with a Critical Essay on His Writings and GeniusC. Bathurst, H. Woodfall, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, W. Johnston, B. White, T. Caslon, T. Longman, B. Law, Johnson and Payne, S. Bladon, T. Cadell, and the executors of A. Millar., 1769 - 578 |
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... . Several inftances likewife will be occafionally produced from his unpublished letters , of the ftrict correspondence between his public and private fentiments . Such ftrict THE LIFE OF shall a regard for his virtues, be an inducement ...
... . Several inftances likewife will be occafionally produced from his unpublished letters , of the ftrict correspondence between his public and private fentiments . Such ftrict THE LIFE OF shall a regard for his virtues, be an inducement ...
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... Such a comparison , it is apprehended , will be of fingular benefit ; for a reader cannot fail to receive additional delight and profit , when he is convinced of the fince- rity of the writer's fentiments : which cannot be better ...
... Such a comparison , it is apprehended , will be of fingular benefit ; for a reader cannot fail to receive additional delight and profit , when he is convinced of the fince- rity of the writer's fentiments : which cannot be better ...
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... that the legitimate use of mufic is to temper the paffions , in fupport of reafon . In the two first lines therefore , this useful pro- pofition positionî isy delivebed ; as such always should be , ALEXANDER POPE , Esq . 61.
... that the legitimate use of mufic is to temper the paffions , in fupport of reafon . In the two first lines therefore , this useful pro- pofition positionî isy delivebed ; as such always should be , ALEXANDER POPE , Esq . 61.
Strona 62
... such always should be , whether in poetry or profe , with great fimpli city . But the proof of it , in the various in- ftances of its truth ; he delivers in all the fub- lime of poetic thought and expreffion . Sin eqoi zucntire But our ...
... such always should be , whether in poetry or profe , with great fimpli city . But the proof of it , in the various in- ftances of its truth ; he delivers in all the fub- lime of poetic thought and expreffion . Sin eqoi zucntire But our ...
Strona 95
... Such as write with the court - like eafe which Mr. POPE fpeaks of , are most apt to fall into a confufion of metaphors . It is not the correctnefs and accuracy , but the fancy and ease of Petronius , which our poet commends , and which ...
... Such as write with the court - like eafe which Mr. POPE fpeaks of , are most apt to fall into a confufion of metaphors . It is not the correctnefs and accuracy , but the fancy and ease of Petronius , which our poet commends , and which ...
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