Literary Criticism of Alexander PopeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1965 - 181 sivua |
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Sivu 78
... pleased liquor pines , and lessens all the while.119 113. A legendary king of Egypt . 114. " A lamentable large gap in the text . " 115. " Cibberism and Oldfieldism " ; a reference to Colley Cibber and Mrs. Anne Oldfield , the actress ...
... pleased liquor pines , and lessens all the while.119 113. A legendary king of Egypt . 114. " A lamentable large gap in the text . " 115. " Cibberism and Oldfieldism " ; a reference to Colley Cibber and Mrs. Anne Oldfield , the actress ...
Sivu 124
... pleased with them as beauties . I speak of his compound epithets and of his repetitions . Many of the former cannot be done literally into English without destroying the purity of our language . I believe such should be retained as ...
... pleased with them as beauties . I speak of his compound epithets and of his repetitions . Many of the former cannot be done literally into English without destroying the purity of our language . I believe such should be retained as ...
Sivu 157
... pleased all readers but the judicious ones . My errors had been fewer had each of those gentlemen who joined with me shown as much of the severity of a friend to me as I did to them in a strict animadversion and correction . What ...
... pleased all readers but the judicious ones . My errors had been fewer had each of those gentlemen who joined with me shown as much of the severity of a friend to me as I did to them in a strict animadversion and correction . What ...
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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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