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... paffions tear , The vultures of the mind ; " and alfo , Yet ah ! why should they know their fate ? " On VER . 139. Talbot , & c . ] All these were Patrons or Admirers of Mr. Dryden ; though à fcandalous libel against him , entitled ...
... paffions tear , The vultures of the mind ; " and alfo , Yet ah ! why should they know their fate ? " On VER . 139. Talbot , & c . ] All these were Patrons or Admirers of Mr. Dryden ; though à fcandalous libel against him , entitled ...
Page 58
... on him at dinner . VFR . 50. Like in all elfe , ] This parallel is not happy and exa & : To fhew the variety of human paffions and purfuits , Caftor and And jufly CESAR fcorns the Poet's lays , It is 58 Book II . IMITATIONS.
... on him at dinner . VFR . 50. Like in all elfe , ] This parallel is not happy and exa & : To fhew the variety of human paffions and purfuits , Caftor and And jufly CESAR fcorns the Poet's lays , It is 58 Book II . IMITATIONS.
Page 132
... paffions , will never redify the abuses they oc- cafioned . But the remains of wit iuftead of feeking and recovering their proper channel , will run into that miferable depravity of talle here condemned and in which Dr. Swift feems to ...
... paffions , will never redify the abuses they oc- cafioned . But the remains of wit iuftead of feeking and recovering their proper channel , will run into that miferable depravity of talle here condemned and in which Dr. Swift feems to ...
Page 149
... Paffions , Southern fure and Rowe . NOTES . tition with Belvidera . It is fingular that Horace , in the Original , fhould mention Afranius only as the copier of Menander , and not Terence . Inftead of Livi , meaning Livius Andronicus ...
... Paffions , Southern fure and Rowe . NOTES . tition with Belvidera . It is fingular that Horace , in the Original , fhould mention Afranius only as the copier of Menander , and not Terence . Inftead of Livi , meaning Livius Andronicus ...
Page 162
... paffion . Thus in attempting a more natural reprefentation of it . in the little AMATORY NOVELS which fucceeded ... paffions by pity and terror , in coulouring as great and harmonious as in any of the beft Dramatic writers . W. Then ...
... paffion . Thus in attempting a more natural reprefentation of it . in the little AMATORY NOVELS which fucceeded ... paffions by pity and terror , in coulouring as great and harmonious as in any of the beft Dramatic writers . W. Then ...
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