The Works of the British Poets, Volumen7John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh., 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... profe is as excellen sort as he Effay on Homer . " ect . Fope , in this instance , is almost inexcufa · thin 1 with as what he feems to condemn in one place , he very much applauds in another . What he says in ben places may very easily ...
... profe is as excellen sort as he Effay on Homer . " ect . Fope , in this instance , is almost inexcufa · thin 1 with as what he feems to condemn in one place , he very much applauds in another . What he says in ben places may very easily ...
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... profe writings of Parnell , are his papers in the Spectator and Guardian , Effay on Homer , Life of Zoilus , a Remarks of Zoilus . in general they dicover no very great degree of force or compre- hensiveness of mind ; but they teen with ...
... profe writings of Parnell , are his papers in the Spectator and Guardian , Effay on Homer , Life of Zoilus , a Remarks of Zoilus . in general they dicover no very great degree of force or compre- hensiveness of mind ; but they teen with ...
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... profe . that did condemn thy fong : Thou , happy bard , whofe double gifted pen , Alike can cure an aking corn , or spleen ; Whose lucky hand administers repofe As well to breaking heart , as broken nose ; Accept this tribute : think it ...
... profe . that did condemn thy fong : Thou , happy bard , whofe double gifted pen , Alike can cure an aking corn , or spleen ; Whose lucky hand administers repofe As well to breaking heart , as broken nose ; Accept this tribute : think it ...
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... profe is characterised by its inimitable elegance , perfpicuity , fimplicity , and sweetness . " Addison , " says the fame judicious and claffical critic , " never deviates from his track to snatch a grace ; he seeks no ambitious ...
... profe is characterised by its inimitable elegance , perfpicuity , fimplicity , and sweetness . " Addison , " says the fame judicious and claffical critic , " never deviates from his track to snatch a grace ; he seeks no ambitious ...
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... profe . But age has rufted what the poet writ , Worn out his language , and obfcur'd his wit In vain he jefts in his unpolifh'd strain , And tries to make his readers laugh in vain . Old Spenser next , warm'd with poetic rages In ...
... profe . But age has rufted what the poet writ , Worn out his language , and obfcur'd his wit In vain he jefts in his unpolifh'd strain , And tries to make his readers laugh in vain . Old Spenser next , warm'd with poetic rages In ...
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