The Poetical Works: Of Alexander Pope, with His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements. From the Text of Dr. Warburton. With the Life of the Author. Cooke's Pocket Edition. ... Embellished with Superb Engravings, Volume 2C. Cooke, 1795 |
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Page 33
... purpose , it is well ; if not , be employs his own without fcruple or ceremony . Hence it is he is so frequently ferious where Horace is in jest , and at ease where Horace is disturbed . In a word , he regulates bis movements no further ...
... purpose , it is well ; if not , be employs his own without fcruple or ceremony . Hence it is he is so frequently ferious where Horace is in jest , and at ease where Horace is disturbed . In a word , he regulates bis movements no further ...
Page 103
... purpose that you hold your tongue , 155 Each prais'd within is happy all day long : But how feverely with themselves proceed The men who write fuch verse as we can read ? Their own ftrict judges , not a word they spare That wants of ...
... purpose that you hold your tongue , 155 Each prais'd within is happy all day long : But how feverely with themselves proceed The men who write fuch verse as we can read ? Their own ftrict judges , not a word they spare That wants of ...
Page 190
... purpose ; a second , ** that he was an itinerant priest ; a third , †† that he was a parfon : one ‡ calleth him a secular clergyman of the Church of Rome ; another , |||| a monk . As lit- tle do they agree about his father , whom I one ...
... purpose ; a second , ** that he was an itinerant priest ; a third , †† that he was a parfon : one ‡ calleth him a secular clergyman of the Church of Rome ; another , |||| a monk . As lit- tle do they agree about his father , whom I one ...
Page 209
... purpose . Yea , even direct oppofitions in religion , principles , and politics , have equally been supposed in him inherent . Surely a most rare and fingular character ! of which let the reader make what he can .. Doubtless Doubtless ...
... purpose . Yea , even direct oppofitions in religion , principles , and politics , have equally been supposed in him inherent . Surely a most rare and fingular character ! of which let the reader make what he can .. Doubtless Doubtless ...
Page 227
... purpose , with a view to have it pass for his . But by the frequency of his allusions too Virgil , and a laboured ( not to say af- fected ) shortness in imitation of him , I should think him more an admirer of the Roman poet than of the ...
... purpose , with a view to have it pass for his . But by the frequency of his allusions too Virgil , and a laboured ( not to say af- fected ) shortness in imitation of him , I should think him more an admirer of the Roman poet than of the ...
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