The Cambridge History of English Literature: From Steele and Addison to Pope and SwiftSir Adolphus William Ward, Alfred Rayney Waller G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1913 |
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... Horace . Other Satires . The new Dunciad and Colley Cibber . Influence of Warburton . Pope's Genius and Influence upon Literature PAGE 133 73 CHAPTER IV SWIFT By GEORGE ATHERTON AITKEN , M.V.O. Swift's parentage and descent . Residences ...
... Horace . Other Satires . The new Dunciad and Colley Cibber . Influence of Warburton . Pope's Genius and Influence upon Literature PAGE 133 73 CHAPTER IV SWIFT By GEORGE ATHERTON AITKEN , M.V.O. Swift's parentage and descent . Residences ...
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... Horace . Remarks upon a late Discourse of Free - Thinking . Editions of Terence and Manilius . Bentley and Paradise Lost . His Death . Joseph Wasse ; Conyers Middleton ; Jeremiah Markland ; John Taylor ; Richard Dawes . II . ANTIQUARIES ...
... Horace . Remarks upon a late Discourse of Free - Thinking . Editions of Terence and Manilius . Bentley and Paradise Lost . His Death . Joseph Wasse ; Conyers Middleton ; Jeremiah Markland ; John Taylor ; Richard Dawes . II . ANTIQUARIES ...
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... ( Horace , Epist . 1 , 7 ) resembles the modern type , because the Romans of the empire had learned to see a whole background of philosophy and sentiment behind the affairs of daily life . I Nos . 10 , 33 , 36 , 37 . 4 No. 104 . 2 No. 79 ...
... ( Horace , Epist . 1 , 7 ) resembles the modern type , because the Romans of the empire had learned to see a whole background of philosophy and sentiment behind the affairs of daily life . I Nos . 10 , 33 , 36 , 37 . 4 No. 104 . 2 No. 79 ...
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... Horace to expect proportion in the most trivial details of conduct . Accordingly , the more he studied men , the more he cultivated an eye for the little inconsistencies and perversions of his fellow creatures . This acquired ...
... Horace to expect proportion in the most trivial details of conduct . Accordingly , the more he studied men , the more he cultivated an eye for the little inconsistencies and perversions of his fellow creatures . This acquired ...
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... Horace , blended with the inherited middle - class dislike of all that was un - English . These early papers are hardly more than outbursts of Addisonian irony , such as he might have vented on any other of society's laughable weak ...
... Horace , blended with the inherited middle - class dislike of all that was un - English . These early papers are hardly more than outbursts of Addisonian irony , such as he might have vented on any other of society's laughable weak ...
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