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... Warton Volume I. APR 1973 973 E SEP 1978.6 617 DECA 100 E JAN 221 88 AG GAYLORD PRINTED IN U.S.A. Cornell University Library PR 3635.W29 1782a v.1-2 An essay on the genius and writings of P 3 1924 013 196 500 DATE DUE.
... Warton Volume I. APR 1973 973 E SEP 1978.6 617 DECA 100 E JAN 221 88 AG GAYLORD PRINTED IN U.S.A. Cornell University Library PR 3635.W29 1782a v.1-2 An essay on the genius and writings of P 3 1924 013 196 500 DATE DUE.
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... long time in ris pening . Not only inclination , but oppor tunity and encouragement , a proper fubject , or a proper patron , influence the exertion or the * the fuppreffion of genius . These stanzas.on Solitude , 76 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... long time in ris pening . Not only inclination , but oppor tunity and encouragement , a proper fubject , or a proper patron , influence the exertion or the * the fuppreffion of genius . These stanzas.on Solitude , 76 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
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... genius died with POPE : for one would be tempted to think , that the Seasons of Thomson , the Leonidas of Glover , the Pleasures of Imagination , and the Odes of Akenide , the Night - thoughts of Young , the Elegy of Gray , and Ode on ...
... genius died with POPE : for one would be tempted to think , that the Seasons of Thomson , the Leonidas of Glover , the Pleasures of Imagination , and the Odes of Akenide , the Night - thoughts of Young , the Elegy of Gray , and Ode on ...
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