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... Tastes he wanted . What brought Sir Visto's ill got wealth to waste ? Some Dæmon whispered , ' Visto ! have a Taste . ' Heav'n visits with a Taste the wealthy fool , And needs no Rod but Ripley with a Rule . The appreciation of satire ...
... Tastes he wanted . What brought Sir Visto's ill got wealth to waste ? Some Dæmon whispered , ' Visto ! have a Taste . ' Heav'n visits with a Taste the wealthy fool , And needs no Rod but Ripley with a Rule . The appreciation of satire ...
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Tradition & Development in English Poetry Frank Raymond Leavis. taste that later found Miltonic blank - verse sympathetic— the taste represented by the landscape mode of Thomson . What this reference to Pope brings out is that in the ...
Tradition & Development in English Poetry Frank Raymond Leavis. taste that later found Miltonic blank - verse sympathetic— the taste represented by the landscape mode of Thomson . What this reference to Pope brings out is that in the ...
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... taste , of literary sense , than of creative talent . Collins had little positive feeling for the Augustan strength ; on the other hand , he had nothing positive of any kind strong enough to emancipate him . His work as a whole is ...
... taste , of literary sense , than of creative talent . Collins had little positive feeling for the Augustan strength ; on the other hand , he had nothing positive of any kind strong enough to emancipate him . His work as a whole is ...
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