The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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Page 64
... scarcely be doubted , that in the first of the following paffages Pope remembred Ovid , and that in the second he copied Crafbaw . Sæpe . Sæpe pater dixit , ftudium quid inutile tentas ? Maonides 64 The RAMBLER . N ° . 143 •
... scarcely be doubted , that in the first of the following paffages Pope remembred Ovid , and that in the second he copied Crafbaw . Sæpe . Sæpe pater dixit , ftudium quid inutile tentas ? Maonides 64 The RAMBLER . N ° . 143 •
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... scarcely fupport it ? NUMB . 147. TUESDAY , Auguft 13 , 1751 . Tu nihil invitâ dices faciefve Minervâ To the RAMBLER . SIR , As HOR . S little things grow great by continual accumulation , I hope you will not think the dignity of your ...
... scarcely fupport it ? NUMB . 147. TUESDAY , Auguft 13 , 1751 . Tu nihil invitâ dices faciefve Minervâ To the RAMBLER . SIR , As HOR . S little things grow great by continual accumulation , I hope you will not think the dignity of your ...
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... scarcely to be traced . FROM this accidental peculiarity of the an- tient writers the criticks deduce the rules of lyrick poetry , which they have set free from all the laws by which other compofi- tions are confined , and allow to ...
... scarcely to be traced . FROM this accidental peculiarity of the an- tient writers the criticks deduce the rules of lyrick poetry , which they have set free from all the laws by which other compofi- tions are confined , and allow to ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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