An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Gregg, 1782 |
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Page 115
... whose love their motion sway'd In perfect diapafon , whilft they stood In firit obedience , and their state of good * . A better wou'd you fix ? Then give Humility a coach and fix † . Worth makes the man , and want of it the fellow The ...
... whose love their motion sway'd In perfect diapafon , whilft they stood In firit obedience , and their state of good * . A better wou'd you fix ? Then give Humility a coach and fix † . Worth makes the man , and want of it the fellow The ...
Page 131
... before the reader Tully's pourtrait of Ca- taline , whose inconfiftencies and varieties of conduct are thus enumerated : " Ute- • Ver . 71 . K 2 batur batur hominibus improbis multis , et qui- dem optimis fe AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 131.
... before the reader Tully's pourtrait of Ca- taline , whose inconfiftencies and varieties of conduct are thus enumerated : " Ute- • Ver . 71 . K 2 batur batur hominibus improbis multis , et qui- dem optimis fe AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 131.
Page 155
... whose practice it was to make the fecond line of a couplet before the first , having written ( in his fecond fatire ) this line , Dans mes vers recoufus mettre en pieces Malherbe , it was thought impoffible by La Fontaine and Moliere ...
... whose practice it was to make the fecond line of a couplet before the first , having written ( in his fecond fatire ) this line , Dans mes vers recoufus mettre en pieces Malherbe , it was thought impoffible by La Fontaine and Moliere ...
Page 171
... whose * Par . Loft , b . iii . v . 640 . + B. xi . v . 489 . ↑ B. ix . v . 892 . little touches of nature it is no wonder VOLTAIRE Could little AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 171 Ir muft indeed be granted, that this pas- ...
... whose * Par . Loft , b . iii . v . 640 . + B. xi . v . 489 . ↑ B. ix . v . 892 . little touches of nature it is no wonder VOLTAIRE Could little AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 171 Ir muft indeed be granted, that this pas- ...
Page 174
... Whose causeway parts the vale with fhady rows ? Whose feats the weary traveller repofe ? Who taught that heav'n - directed spire to rise ? " The MAN of Ross , " cach lifping babe replies . Behold the market - place with poor o'erspread ...
... Whose causeway parts the vale with fhady rows ? Whose feats the weary traveller repofe ? Who taught that heav'n - directed spire to rise ? " The MAN of Ross , " cach lifping babe replies . Behold the market - place with poor o'erspread ...
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