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Page 11
... paffage ; for there is no connedion with the foregoing paragraph . Boileau fays , Sat. ix . v . 221. I have nothing to do with Chapelain's honour , or candour , or civility , or complaifance ; but , if you hold him up as a model of good ...
... paffage ; for there is no connedion with the foregoing paragraph . Boileau fays , Sat. ix . v . 221. I have nothing to do with Chapelain's honour , or candour , or civility , or complaifance ; but , if you hold him up as a model of good ...
Page 14
... paffages in Horace are more agreea ble than when he tells us he was fat and fleek , " præcanum , folibus aptum , " prone to anger , but foon appealed . And again , how pleafing the detail he gives of his way of life , the defcriptions ...
... paffages in Horace are more agreea ble than when he tells us he was fat and fleek , " præcanum , folibus aptum , " prone to anger , but foon appealed . And again , how pleafing the detail he gives of his way of life , the defcriptions ...
Page 25
... paffages that bear a great refemblance to many of Pope's , though Pope has heightened , improved , and condensed the hints , images , and fentiments of Young . Shall we not cenfure all the motley train , Whether with ale irriguous or ...
... paffages that bear a great refemblance to many of Pope's , though Pope has heightened , improved , and condensed the hints , images , and fentiments of Young . Shall we not cenfure all the motley train , Whether with ale irriguous or ...
Page 33
... paffages excepted , are insuffe- rably unnatural . It is remarkable that he did not fcruple to coufess , that he could not relish the pathos and fimplicity of Euripides , When he published his Fables , Tonfon agreed to give him two ...
... paffages excepted , are insuffe- rably unnatural . It is remarkable that he did not fcruple to coufess , that he could not relish the pathos and fimplicity of Euripides , When he published his Fables , Tonfon agreed to give him two ...
Page 37
... paffed by the publick eye unobferved or negleded : that be once before made the trial , I now obje & to , with ... paffages in Harte's Effay on Human Reason , which was much praised on its firft publication , and is faid to have been ...
... paffed by the publick eye unobferved or negleded : that be once before made the trial , I now obje & to , with ... paffages in Harte's Effay on Human Reason , which was much praised on its firft publication , and is faid to have been ...
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