The Works of Alexander Pope ...J.J. Tourneisen., 1803 |
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... ftyle of the Rambler , makes one with that the excellent Author had recollected the opinion of Cicero ; " Is enim eft eloquens , qui et humilia fubtiliter , et magna graviter , et mediocria temperate poteft dicere . Nam qui nihil poteft ...
... ftyle of the Rambler , makes one with that the excellent Author had recollected the opinion of Cicero ; " Is enim eft eloquens , qui et humilia fubtiliter , et magna graviter , et mediocria temperate poteft dicere . Nam qui nihil poteft ...
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... ftyle n'accrédite pas des fauffes opinions & des idées dangereufes , qu'il ne déhonore pas ce Ayle charmant en profe & en vers , en le faifant fervir à des ouvrages dont les fujets foient indignes & du peintre & du coloris ; & qu'il ne ...
... ftyle n'accrédite pas des fauffes opinions & des idées dangereufes , qu'il ne déhonore pas ce Ayle charmant en profe & en vers , en le faifant fervir à des ouvrages dont les fujets foient indignes & du peintre & du coloris ; & qu'il ne ...
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... ftyle to him , and in a manner very Horatian . The moft laboured of the two ends with a thought much cen- fured by Swift ; that men have been always the fame : " " That virtue now is neither more nor iefs , 36 THE LIFE OF.
... ftyle to him , and in a manner very Horatian . The moft laboured of the two ends with a thought much cen- fured by Swift ; that men have been always the fame : " " That virtue now is neither more nor iefs , 36 THE LIFE OF.
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... ftyle . Thofe of Bolingbroke are in the form of differtations ; and those of Pope himself , like the elegant and ftudied Epiftles of Pliny and Balfac . All of them are , over - crowded with profeffions of integrity and difin ...
... ftyle . Thofe of Bolingbroke are in the form of differtations ; and those of Pope himself , like the elegant and ftudied Epiftles of Pliny and Balfac . All of them are , over - crowded with profeffions of integrity and difin ...
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... ftyle as the Bard of Gray . This is a matter of fact , not of reafoning ; and means to point out , what Pope has actually done , not what , if he had put out his full ftrength , he was capable of doing . No man can poffibly think , or ...
... ftyle as the Bard of Gray . This is a matter of fact , not of reafoning ; and means to point out , what Pope has actually done , not what , if he had put out his full ftrength , he was capable of doing . No man can poffibly think , or ...
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