“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... fatire on human nature , in the picture he has drawn of the Tubons . The ground of this cenfure is exam ned very minutely by Mr. Sheridan , and his defence is conducted with great judgment and ingenuity . This part of his writings ...
... fatire on human nature , in the picture he has drawn of the Tubons . The ground of this cenfure is exam ned very minutely by Mr. Sheridan , and his defence is conducted with great judgment and ingenuity . This part of his writings ...
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... fatire . The restlessness of his imagination , and the dappointment of his ambition , have both contributed to hinder him from undertaking any poetical work of length or importance . His wit was fufficient to every labour ; no flight ...
... fatire . The restlessness of his imagination , and the dappointment of his ambition , have both contributed to hinder him from undertaking any poetical work of length or importance . His wit was fufficient to every labour ; no flight ...
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... fatire among Pope's Poems . Dr. Sharp , Archbishop of York . 2. Anne . Coffee - boufes much frequented by the Clergy . The Earl of Nottingham . They both spoke against him in the House of Commons . 66 cover 46 A certain doctor is obferv ...
... fatire among Pope's Poems . Dr. Sharp , Archbishop of York . 2. Anne . Coffee - boufes much frequented by the Clergy . The Earl of Nottingham . They both spoke against him in the House of Commons . 66 cover 46 A certain doctor is obferv ...
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... fatire , Explode the wits on t'other fide o'th ' water . Why has my Lord Godolphin's fpecial grace Invested me with a queen's - waiter's place , If I , debarr'd of feftival delights , Am not allow'd to spend the perquifites ? He's but a ...
... fatire , Explode the wits on t'other fide o'th ' water . Why has my Lord Godolphin's fpecial grace Invested me with a queen's - waiter's place , If I , debarr'd of feftival delights , Am not allow'd to spend the perquifites ? He's but a ...
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... fatire , where he moft commends . But , as a poor pretending beau , Because he fain would make a fhow , Nor can arrive at filver lace , Takes up with copper in the place : So the pert dunces of mankind , Whene'er they would be thought ...
... fatire , where he moft commends . But , as a poor pretending beau , Because he fain would make a fhow , Nor can arrive at filver lace , Takes up with copper in the place : So the pert dunces of mankind , Whene'er they would be thought ...
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