Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Lines , more than any other Poet that ever wrote in our Language ; for Inftance , take those few Lines fpoken by Jane Shore : Such is the Lot unhappy Women find , And fuch the Curfe entail'd upon our Kind , That Man , the lawless ...
... Lines , more than any other Poet that ever wrote in our Language ; for Inftance , take those few Lines fpoken by Jane Shore : Such is the Lot unhappy Women find , And fuch the Curfe entail'd upon our Kind , That Man , the lawless ...
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... Lines where there is no Figure , for one that is Figu- rative ; and confequently there are twenty profaick Lines , for one that is poetical . Indeed , the Tranfla- tor , by his Want of Genius , and by his writing fi- guratively , where ...
... Lines where there is no Figure , for one that is Figu- rative ; and confequently there are twenty profaick Lines , for one that is poetical . Indeed , the Tranfla- tor , by his Want of Genius , and by his writing fi- guratively , where ...
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... Lines had been read in his Comedy to feveral , Mr. Pope would not deprive it of them , accordingly they remained there , but could not fave the Play , nothing could do that . After the dreadful Damnation of the Play , as nothing could ...
... Lines had been read in his Comedy to feveral , Mr. Pope would not deprive it of them , accordingly they remained there , but could not fave the Play , nothing could do that . After the dreadful Damnation of the Play , as nothing could ...
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