The lives of the English poetsF. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... ridiculous resolution , or mad vow , determined never to wear spectacles , he could make little use of books in his later years : his ideas therefore , being neither renovated by discourse , nor increased by reading , wore gradually ...
... ridiculous resolution , or mad vow , determined never to wear spectacles , he could make little use of books in his later years : his ideas therefore , being neither renovated by discourse , nor increased by reading , wore gradually ...
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... ridiculous and at last detestable . But his avarice , though it might exclude pleasure , was never suffered to encroach upon his virtue . He was frugal by inclination , but liberal by principle ; and if the purpose to which he destined ...
... ridiculous and at last detestable . But his avarice , though it might exclude pleasure , was never suffered to encroach upon his virtue . He was frugal by inclination , but liberal by principle ; and if the purpose to which he destined ...
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... ridiculous because they were useless . But querulousness was now grown habitual , and he cried out when he pro- bably had ceased to feel . His reiterated wailings persuaded Bolingbroke that he was really willing to quit his deanery for ...
... ridiculous because they were useless . But querulousness was now grown habitual , and he cried out when he pro- bably had ceased to feel . His reiterated wailings persuaded Bolingbroke that he was really willing to quit his deanery for ...
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... ridiculous ; it being impossible that his outward form , though it be that of downright monkey , should differ so much from human shape , as his unthinking , immaterial part does from human understanding . " Thus began the hostility ...
... ridiculous ; it being impossible that his outward form , though it be that of downright monkey , should differ so much from human shape , as his unthinking , immaterial part does from human understanding . " Thus began the hostility ...
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... ridiculous , made him for ever an enemy to Pope . • It appears that about this time Pope had a strong inclination to unite the art of Painting with that of Poetry , and put himself under the tuition of Jervas . He was near - sighted ...
... ridiculous , made him for ever an enemy to Pope . • It appears that about this time Pope had a strong inclination to unite the art of Painting with that of Poetry , and put himself under the tuition of Jervas . He was near - sighted ...
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