Lives of the English Poets: Smith-SavageOctagon Books, 1967 - English poetry |
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Page 306
... Tickell , whom Swift afterwards mentioned as Whiggissimus , had then con- nected himself with any party I know not ... Tickell's poem that when , after having long wished to peruse it , I laid hold on it at last , I thought it unequal to ...
... Tickell , whom Swift afterwards mentioned as Whiggissimus , had then con- nected himself with any party I know not ... Tickell's poem that when , after having long wished to peruse it , I laid hold on it at last , I thought it unequal to ...
Page 309
... Tickell himself , who is a very fair , worthy man , has since in a manner as good as owned it to me . [ When it was introduced into a [ in ] conversation between Mr. Tickell and Mr. Pope by a third person , Tickell did not deny it ...
... Tickell himself , who is a very fair , worthy man , has since in a manner as good as owned it to me . [ When it was introduced into a [ in ] conversation between Mr. Tickell and Mr. Pope by a third person , Tickell did not deny it ...
Page 310
... Tickell gave what assistance his pen would supply . His Letter to Avignon stands high among party - poems : it ... Tickell bewailed his friend in an 2 The five editions bear the date of elegy which would do honour to the 1717 . 3 Ante ...
... Tickell gave what assistance his pen would supply . His Letter to Avignon stands high among party - poems : it ... Tickell bewailed his friend in an 2 The five editions bear the date of elegy which would do honour to the 1717 . 3 Ante ...
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