Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... English with as little Difadvantage to that im- " mortal Poem . ” 66 In short , Mr. Pope had Compliments enough to keep him in Countenance , in Prefence of the whole Town : Some praised to that extreme Height , that they fet him up ...
... English with as little Difadvantage to that im- " mortal Poem . ” 66 In short , Mr. Pope had Compliments enough to keep him in Countenance , in Prefence of the whole Town : Some praised to that extreme Height , that they fet him up ...
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... English Translation one would think , Agamemnon fent the old Prieft a Challenge . Owick- ed , wicked Rhyme ! what Errors , what Blunders , art not thou the Occafion of , in lazy and ignorant Poetafters ! For Chryfes fought with coftly ...
... English Translation one would think , Agamemnon fent the old Prieft a Challenge . Owick- ed , wicked Rhyme ! what Errors , what Blunders , art not thou the Occafion of , in lazy and ignorant Poetafters ! For Chryfes fought with coftly ...
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... English , I cannot form any Judgment of his Performance , though I have heard much of it . I am indeed willing to believe , that the Praises it has met with are not unmerited , because whatever Work is approved by the English Nation ...
... English , I cannot form any Judgment of his Performance , though I have heard much of it . I am indeed willing to believe , that the Praises it has met with are not unmerited , because whatever Work is approved by the English Nation ...
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