Eighteenth-century English LiteratureGeoffrey Tillotson, Paul Fussell, Marshall Waingrow Harcourt, Brace & World, 1969 - 1554 sivua A survey of prose, poetry, and drama from the Restoration to the beginning of the nineteenth century. Treats major authors in depth but also includes lesser but important writers to give a completer picture of the century. |
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... perhaps in the art of satire only that , as Andrew Marvell said of him , he " had the right veine . " Burnet , our best contemporary commentator , writes that he laid out his Wit very freely in Libels and Satyrs in which he had a ...
... perhaps in the art of satire only that , as Andrew Marvell said of him , he " had the right veine . " Burnet , our best contemporary commentator , writes that he laid out his Wit very freely in Libels and Satyrs in which he had a ...
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... perhaps read the wittiest piece of prose our whole language has to boast ; yet from its over twinkling , it seems little gazed at and too little admired perhaps . " The text is that of the first edition , Conjectures on Original ...
... perhaps read the wittiest piece of prose our whole language has to boast ; yet from its over twinkling , it seems little gazed at and too little admired perhaps . " The text is that of the first edition , Conjectures on Original ...
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... perhaps , reply , why must I be persecuted for having wrote a pleasing poem , for having produced an applauded tragedy , or for otherwise instructing , or amusing mankind , or myself . " My dear friend , these very successes shall ...
... perhaps , reply , why must I be persecuted for having wrote a pleasing poem , for having produced an applauded tragedy , or for otherwise instructing , or amusing mankind , or myself . " My dear friend , these very successes shall ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ALEXANDER POPE | 2 |
JOHN LOCKE | 3 |
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