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... occafions , is the fame in all ages ; nor is there any need of all Bentley's parade about Catullus , Propertius , Ovid ... occafion . When it was thus written , was it shut up ( think you ) and concealed , never fhewn to the polite world ...
... occafions , is the fame in all ages ; nor is there any need of all Bentley's parade about Catullus , Propertius , Ovid ... occafion . When it was thus written , was it shut up ( think you ) and concealed , never fhewn to the polite world ...
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... occafion of writing it was fuch as he would not make public out of regard to his memory : and all that could further be done was to omit the name , in the Edition of his Works . P. Or fmoaking forth , a hundred hawkers load , On 30 ...
... occafion of writing it was fuch as he would not make public out of regard to his memory : and all that could further be done was to omit the name , in the Edition of his Works . P. Or fmoaking forth , a hundred hawkers load , On 30 ...
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... occafion Dès qu'on eft auteur , il femble qu'on fait aux gages d'un tas de fainéans , pour leur fournir de quoi amufer leur oifiveté . W. *** VER . 282. When ev'ry Coxcomb knows me by my Style ? The difcovery of a concealed author by ...
... occafion Dès qu'on eft auteur , il femble qu'on fait aux gages d'un tas de fainéans , pour leur fournir de quoi amufer leur oifiveté . W. *** VER . 282. When ev'ry Coxcomb knows me by my Style ? The difcovery of a concealed author by ...
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... Horace ; not the more fole un tones of his imitator Pope told Mr. Speace , that be wrote this Imitation in two mornings , excellent as it is . VOL . IV . E ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the.
... Horace ; not the more fole un tones of his imitator Pope told Mr. Speace , that be wrote this Imitation in two mornings , excellent as it is . VOL . IV . E ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the.
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Alexander Pope. ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the Clamour raised on fome of my Epistles . An An- fwer from Horace was both more fall , and of more Dignity , than any I could have made in my own Perfon ...
Alexander Pope. ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the Clamour raised on fome of my Epistles . An An- fwer from Horace was both more fall , and of more Dignity , than any I could have made in my own Perfon ...
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