Literary Criticism of Alexander PopeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1965 - 181 sivua |
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Sivu xvii
... Philips is that " simplicity " means banal " rusticity " ; once the equation of the two terms has been established , Pope can even praise Philips for his " propriety , " his adherence to the style demanded by the genre . In the same way ...
... Philips is that " simplicity " means banal " rusticity " ; once the equation of the two terms has been established , Pope can even praise Philips for his " propriety , " his adherence to the style demanded by the genre . In the same way ...
Sivu 71
... Philips , on Miss C―― [ Pope ] . 76. Philips , Pastorals [ Pope ] . 77. Philips , Pastorals [ Pope ] . 78. Ibid . [ Pope ] . 79. Ibid . [ Pope ] . THE UNIVERSITY OF MILNIGAN LIDKAKIES THE INANITY OR NOTHINGNESS Of this the same author ...
... Philips , on Miss C―― [ Pope ] . 76. Philips , Pastorals [ Pope ] . 77. Philips , Pastorals [ Pope ] . 78. Ibid . [ Pope ] . 79. Ibid . [ Pope ] . THE UNIVERSITY OF MILNIGAN LIDKAKIES THE INANITY OR NOTHINGNESS Of this the same author ...
Sivu 102
... Philips have dressed this thought in his Doric ? And what that hight , which girds the welkin sheen , Where twelve gay signs in meet array are seen . If the reader would indulge his curiosity any farther in the comparison of particulars ...
... Philips have dressed this thought in his Doric ? And what that hight , which girds the welkin sheen , Where twelve gay signs in meet array are seen . If the reader would indulge his curiosity any farther in the comparison of particulars ...
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Preface to the Works of 1717 | 23 |
From Popes Correspondence | 29 |
Of the Art of Sinking in Poetry | 43 |
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