Alexander Pope: Essays for the TercentenaryColin Nicholson Aberdeen University Press, 1988 - 264 страници |
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... least if they are natural ) that whoever writes last , must write things like what have been said before : But they may as well applaud the Ancients for the Arts of eating and drinking , and accuse the Moderns of having stol'n those ...
... least if they are natural ) that whoever writes last , must write things like what have been said before : But they may as well applaud the Ancients for the Arts of eating and drinking , and accuse the Moderns of having stol'n those ...
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... least something from them , may be an Argument of his never having read ' em . Rowe speculates as to what a conventionally learned Shakespeare would have given us : ' the most beautiful Passages out of the Greek and Latin Poets , and ...
... least something from them , may be an Argument of his never having read ' em . Rowe speculates as to what a conventionally learned Shakespeare would have given us : ' the most beautiful Passages out of the Greek and Latin Poets , and ...
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... least once to what can only be described as an early bijou Bible . In the Homilies on St Matthew ( 72.2 ) he explains Christ's censure of the vainglory of the Pharisees in making broad their phylacteries ( Matthew 23.5 ) , which ( he ...
... least once to what can only be described as an early bijou Bible . In the Homilies on St Matthew ( 72.2 ) he explains Christ's censure of the vainglory of the Pharisees in making broad their phylacteries ( Matthew 23.5 ) , which ( he ...
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The Politics Of Pope HT Dickinson | 1 |
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