The lives of the most eminent English poets (concluded). Miscellaneous livesJ. Buckland, 1787 |
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... equally fpecious may be found or made . Ariftotle is praised for naming Fortitude first of the cardinal virtues , as that without which no other virtue can fteadily be practised ; but he might , with equal propriety , have placed ...
... equally fpecious may be found or made . Ariftotle is praised for naming Fortitude first of the cardinal virtues , as that without which no other virtue can fteadily be practised ; but he might , with equal propriety , have placed ...
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... equally cheap and more commo- . dious ; and Lintot was compelled to contract his Folio at once into a Duodecimo , and lose the advantage of an intermediate gradation . The notes , which in the Dutch copies were placed at the end of each ...
... equally cheap and more commo- . dious ; and Lintot was compelled to contract his Folio at once into a Duodecimo , and lose the advantage of an intermediate gradation . The notes , which in the Dutch copies were placed at the end of each ...
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... equally neglected ; and those of Walsh feem written as exercises , and were never fent to any living mistress or friend . Pope's epiftolary ex- cellence had an open field ; he had no English rival , living or dead . Pope is seen in this ...
... equally neglected ; and those of Walsh feem written as exercises , and were never fent to any living mistress or friend . Pope's epiftolary ex- cellence had an open field ; he had no English rival , living or dead . Pope is seen in this ...
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... equally in vain against Cibber and Of borne ; being repelled by the impenetrable impudence of one , and deadened by the impaffive dulnefs of the other . Pope confeffed his own pain by his anger ; but he gave no pain to thofe who had ...
... equally in vain against Cibber and Of borne ; being repelled by the impenetrable impudence of one , and deadened by the impaffive dulnefs of the other . Pope confeffed his own pain by his anger ; but he gave no pain to thofe who had ...
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... equally ignorant . But he gives us one comfort , which , with- out his help , he fuppofes unattainable , in the pofition that though we are fools , yet God is wife . This Effay affords an egregious inftance of the pre- dominance of ...
... equally ignorant . But he gives us one comfort , which , with- out his help , he fuppofes unattainable , in the pofition that though we are fools , yet God is wife . This Effay affords an egregious inftance of the pre- dominance of ...
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