Observations on Pope, Volume 665Printed, for the author, by A. Hamilton, 1796 - 346 pages |
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Page 233
... fatire , which brought Theobald and Moore into ❝contempt , dropt impotent from Bentley , like the javelin " of Priam from the buckler of Neoptolemus . " John- Jon's life of Pope ; a paffage , erroneously exhibited in all the editions ...
... fatire , which brought Theobald and Moore into ❝contempt , dropt impotent from Bentley , like the javelin " of Priam from the buckler of Neoptolemus . " John- Jon's life of Pope ; a paffage , erroneously exhibited in all the editions ...
Page 242
... fatire feems too bold . Hall's Prologue to his Satires , book iii . Some fay , my fatyres over loosely flowe , Nor hide their gall enough from open showe . Ver . 6. " Lord Fanny . " This name for my Lord Hervey was fuggefted , I prefume ...
... fatire feems too bold . Hall's Prologue to his Satires , book iii . Some fay , my fatyres over loosely flowe , Nor hide their gall enough from open showe . Ver . 6. " Lord Fanny . " This name for my Lord Hervey was fuggefted , I prefume ...
Page 252
... fatire on George I. and very little concealed . Where Horace enumerates the learned friends of Auguftus , ver . 390. Pope leaves a blank compare too the conclufion , particularly ver . 400 . and above all ver . 409.-B. Our poet's ...
... fatire on George I. and very little concealed . Where Horace enumerates the learned friends of Auguftus , ver . 390. Pope leaves a blank compare too the conclufion , particularly ver . 400 . and above all ver . 409.-B. Our poet's ...
Page 265
... fatire : Tecum habita , et nôris quàm fit tibi curta fupellex . Survey thy foul ; not what thou doft appear , But what thou art ; and find the beggar there . Ver . 241. Lords of fat Efham- . Dryden . Oldham's Imitation of Horace , Ode i ...
... fatire : Tecum habita , et nôris quàm fit tibi curta fupellex . Survey thy foul ; not what thou doft appear , But what thou art ; and find the beggar there . Ver . 241. Lords of fat Efham- . Dryden . Oldham's Imitation of Horace , Ode i ...
Page 267
... fatires are executed , exhibit an afto- nishing proof of the ingenuity of our poet . I am ac- quainted with no fuch pertinent exemplification of the remark in Horace's Art of Poetry : fibi quivis Speret idem , fudet multum , fruftràque ...
... fatires are executed , exhibit an afto- nishing proof of the ingenuity of our poet . I am ac- quainted with no fuch pertinent exemplification of the remark in Horace's Art of Poetry : fibi quivis Speret idem , fudet multum , fruftràque ...
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