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Page 95
... critics , beaus . POPE . L'ignorance , et l'erreur a fes naiffantes pieces * , En habits de marquis , en robes de comteffes , Venoient pour diffamer son chef d'œuvre nouveau . Superior beings when of late they faw A mortal man unfold ...
... critics , beaus . POPE . L'ignorance , et l'erreur a fes naiffantes pieces * , En habits de marquis , en robes de comteffes , Venoient pour diffamer son chef d'œuvre nouveau . Superior beings when of late they faw A mortal man unfold ...
Page 130
... critics of a higher degree , difdain to exert their criticism on the in- ferior arts ; especially in those relating to fpeech , and the power of argument and perfuafion . When such a race as this was once rifen , ' twas no longer ...
... critics of a higher degree , difdain to exert their criticism on the in- ferior arts ; especially in those relating to fpeech , and the power of argument and perfuafion . When such a race as this was once rifen , ' twas no longer ...
Page 208
... critics , particularly Boffu , Boileau , Fenelon , and Brumoy , cannot be denied ; but that these are fufficient to ... criticism criticism has been much studied , and the rules of 208 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... critics , particularly Boffu , Boileau , Fenelon , and Brumoy , cannot be denied ; but that these are fufficient to ... criticism criticism has been much studied , and the rules of 208 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
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