Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... want of Memory has prevented me from ima- gining , as well as made me capable of committing them ; fince of all Figures , that of Tautology is the laft ( * ) The Truth of this may be seen in the whole prin- ted Volume of his ...
... want of Memory has prevented me from ima- gining , as well as made me capable of committing them ; fince of all Figures , that of Tautology is the laft ( * ) The Truth of this may be seen in the whole prin- ted Volume of his ...
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... Want of it ; befides it is of fo nice a Nature , that I who always fpeak unpremeditately , apprehend ex- treamly the faying any thing which may be thought the leaft reflecting ; though even that ought not to restrain a Man here from ...
... Want of it ; befides it is of fo nice a Nature , that I who always fpeak unpremeditately , apprehend ex- treamly the faying any thing which may be thought the leaft reflecting ; though even that ought not to restrain a Man here from ...
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... Want of Genius , and by his writing fi- guratively , where the Grecian has writ plainly , he has often made his Diction the very Reverse of that of the Original : Where the Original is pure , the Tranflation Tranflation is often ...
... Want of Genius , and by his writing fi- guratively , where the Grecian has writ plainly , he has often made his Diction the very Reverse of that of the Original : Where the Original is pure , the Tranflation Tranflation is often ...
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