The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 37
... object of his resentment . Boileau openly ridicules the French Ecclefiaftics in his Lutrin ; Garth , our English Phyficians , in his Difpenfary ; and the Rape of the Lock it- felf , that molt excellent and enchanting Poem , which I ...
... object of his resentment . Boileau openly ridicules the French Ecclefiaftics in his Lutrin ; Garth , our English Phyficians , in his Difpenfary ; and the Rape of the Lock it- felf , that molt excellent and enchanting Poem , which I ...
Page 144
... objects are well expreffed , and where the fa- cility of the artift removes all appearance of art and labour.- We do ... object . Manner is relative to fomething factitious ; It mixes the peculiar caft of mind , the habitual turn of the ...
... objects are well expreffed , and where the fa- cility of the artift removes all appearance of art and labour.- We do ... object . Manner is relative to fomething factitious ; It mixes the peculiar caft of mind , the habitual turn of the ...
Page 158
... object of this little piece is not formally to confute Mr. Madan's folemn sophistry and grimace , but merely , by a little well- pointed ridicule , as well as argument , to expofe his lafcivious fyftem . ' An agreeable vein of ...
... object of this little piece is not formally to confute Mr. Madan's folemn sophistry and grimace , but merely , by a little well- pointed ridicule , as well as argument , to expofe his lafcivious fyftem . ' An agreeable vein of ...
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