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The conversation and habits of France , and the graces of a language
incomparable in its expression of the minor feelings , had long given a marked
superiority to its delineations of national manners . The quaint truth of Montaigne ,
the ...
The conversation and habits of France , and the graces of a language
incomparable in its expression of the minor feelings , had long given a marked
superiority to its delineations of national manners . The quaint truth of Montaigne ,
the ...
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... this had been sir Robert Sutton ; but Warburton , to whom Sutton had been an
early patron , and given the living of Broadbroughton , prevailed on Pope to
erase the name . The imaginary bishop then took his place . It was the foolish
fashion ...
... this had been sir Robert Sutton ; but Warburton , to whom Sutton had been an
early patron , and given the living of Broadbroughton , prevailed on Pope to
erase the name . The imaginary bishop then took his place . It was the foolish
fashion ...
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The suspected Delia ' s name is given in the old edition , ' lady D - ne . ' 62 Page .
A brutal judge , whose conduct on Savage ' s trial is given down to ignominy by
Johnson . POPE . II . Whether the darken ' d room to muse invite , IMITATIONS ...
The suspected Delia ' s name is given in the old edition , ' lady D - ne . ' 62 Page .
A brutal judge , whose conduct on Savage ' s trial is given down to ignominy by
Johnson . POPE . II . Whether the darken ' d room to muse invite , IMITATIONS ...
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Cibber , in his Life , ' has given an interesting analysis of Betterton ' s powers : he
was a man of honor and intelligence . Booth , who was second only to him , was
a Westminster boy , whom Busby ' s praises of his performOr well - mouth ' d ...
Cibber , in his Life , ' has given an interesting analysis of Betterton ' s powers : he
was a man of honor and intelligence . Booth , who was second only to him , was
a Westminster boy , whom Busby ' s praises of his performOr well - mouth ' d ...
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To this short - sighted dogma , the obvious answer has been given ; - that tragedy
does much more than plan action ; that it paints passion : that , unlike and
superior to comedy , which adopts only the language and describes only the
manners ...
To this short - sighted dogma , the obvious answer has been given ; - that tragedy
does much more than plan action ; that it paints passion : that , unlike and
superior to comedy , which adopts only the language and describes only the
manners ...
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| Título | The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen 1 |
| Autor | Alexander Pope |
| Editor | A.J. Valpy W.A., 1835 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca de Catalunya |
| Digitalizado | 9 Jun 2008 |
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