The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Four Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements. Carefully Collated and Compared with Former Editions: Together with Notes from the Various Critics and CommentatorsEditor, and sold, 1778 |
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... POETRY . Chap . I. 129 Chap . II . That the Bathos , or Profund , is the natural Taste of Man , and in particular , of the prefent Age 131 Chap . III . The Neceffity of the Bathos phyfically confidered Chap . IV . That there is an Art ...
... POETRY . Chap . I. 129 Chap . II . That the Bathos , or Profund , is the natural Taste of Man , and in particular , of the prefent Age 131 Chap . III . The Neceffity of the Bathos phyfically confidered Chap . IV . That there is an Art ...
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... Poetry ; Mr. Wycherley , & c . 379 380 30. From Mr. Cromwell 381 31. To Mr. Cromwell 382 LETTERS to feveral LA DIE S. LET . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 . 7. To a Lady from Bath 385-398 8. To the fame 9 , 10 . 392 393 11. To Mrs. fions of ...
... Poetry ; Mr. Wycherley , & c . 379 380 30. From Mr. Cromwell 381 31. To Mr. Cromwell 382 LETTERS to feveral LA DIE S. LET . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 . 7. To a Lady from Bath 385-398 8. To the fame 9 , 10 . 392 393 11. To Mrs. fions of ...
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... poetry , This day Tom's fair Account has run ( Without a blot ) to eighty - one , Kind Boyle , before his poet , lays A table , with a cloth of bays ; And Ireland , mother of sweet fingers , Prefents her harp + ftill to his fingers ...
... poetry , This day Tom's fair Account has run ( Without a blot ) to eighty - one , Kind Boyle , before his poet , lays A table , with a cloth of bays ; And Ireland , mother of sweet fingers , Prefents her harp + ftill to his fingers ...
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... Poetry , etc. It was he that gave the firft hint to our modern Painters , to improve the Likeness of their Por- traits by the ufe of fuch Colours as would faithfully and conftantly accompany the Life , not only in its present ftate ...
... Poetry , etc. It was he that gave the firft hint to our modern Painters , to improve the Likeness of their Por- traits by the ufe of fuch Colours as would faithfully and conftantly accompany the Life , not only in its present ftate ...
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... Together with Notes from the Various Critics and Commentators Alexander Pope. MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , ΠΕΡΙ ΒΑΘΟΥΣ ; O R OF THE ART OF SINKING IN POETRY Written in the 1727 . 1 MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , IT ΠΕΡΙ ΒΑΘΟΥΣ ; CHAP .
... Together with Notes from the Various Critics and Commentators Alexander Pope. MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , ΠΕΡΙ ΒΑΘΟΥΣ ; O R OF THE ART OF SINKING IN POETRY Written in the 1727 . 1 MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , IT ΠΕΡΙ ΒΑΘΟΥΣ ; CHAP .
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