The Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, Esqr: With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper, Tom 4 |
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... why some readers imagine , that the rhyme of Cowper is not equal to his blank
- verse . Their idea arises from his not copying the melody of Pope : but from this
he deviated by design , and his character of Pope , in the poem of Table - Talk ...
... why some readers imagine , that the rhyme of Cowper is not equal to his blank
- verse . Their idea arises from his not copying the melody of Pope : but from this
he deviated by design , and his character of Pope , in the poem of Table - Talk ...
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With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper William Hayley.
the poem of Table - Talk , may , when added to this Letter , completely unfold to
us his reasons for doing so . The lines to which I allude are these : Then Pope ,
as ...
With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper William Hayley.
the poem of Table - Talk , may , when added to this Letter , completely unfold to
us his reasons for doing so . The lines to which I allude are these : Then Pope ,
as ...
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With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper William Hayley.
It is however remarkable , that Cowper , in his poem on the nativity , from the
French of Madame Guion , seems to have chosen the style of Pope , which on
other ...
With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper William Hayley.
It is however remarkable , that Cowper , in his poem on the nativity , from the
French of Madame Guion , seems to have chosen the style of Pope , which on
other ...
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Of this continued prejudice , which this goodnatured critic was himself very far
from perceiving , he exhibits a remarkable proof in his life of Pope , by the
following facetious severity on the translation of Homer . “ No two things can be
so unlike ...
Of this continued prejudice , which this goodnatured critic was himself very far
from perceiving , he exhibits a remarkable proof in his life of Pope , by the
following facetious severity on the translation of Homer . “ No two things can be
so unlike ...
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tators must laugh , indeed , at a bust of Homer enveloped in a wig , but the reader
has not a disposition to laughter in reading the Iliad of Pope . On the contrary , in
many , many , passages , where it deviates widely from the original , a reader of ...
tators must laugh , indeed , at a bust of Homer enveloped in a wig , but the reader
has not a disposition to laughter in reading the Iliad of Pope . On the contrary , in
many , many , passages , where it deviates widely from the original , a reader of ...
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