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That a true taste is as rare to be found as a true genius , ver . 9 to 18 . That most
men are born with some taste , but spoiled by false education , ver . 19 to 25 . The
multitude of critics , and causes of them , ver . 26 to 45 . That we are to study our ...
That a true taste is as rare to be found as a true genius , ver . 9 to 18 . That most
men are born with some taste , but spoiled by false education , ver . 19 to 25 . The
multitude of critics , and causes of them , ver . 26 to 45 . That we are to study our ...
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The abuse of the word taste , ver . 13 . That the first principle and foundation in
this , as in every thing else , is good sense , v . 40 . The chief proof of it is to follow
nature , even in works of luxury and elegance . Instanced in architecture and ...
The abuse of the word taste , ver . 13 . That the first principle and foundation in
this , as in every thing else , is good sense , v . 40 . The chief proof of it is to follow
nature , even in works of luxury and elegance . Instanced in architecture and ...
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For what has Virro painted , built , and planted ? Only to show how many tastes
he wanted . What brought sir Visto ' s ill - got wealth to waste ? 15 Some demon
whisperd , · Visto ! have a taste . ' Heaven visits with a taste the wealthy fool , And
...
For what has Virro painted , built , and planted ? Only to show how many tastes
he wanted . What brought sir Visto ' s ill - got wealth to waste ? 15 Some demon
whisperd , · Visto ! have a taste . ' Heaven visits with a taste the wealthy fool , And
...
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Didactic writing was the taste of the day : yet , who but must lament that the poetry
of Pope should have been so often wasted on attempting to teach that which
never was to be taught by poetry ? Who can learn religion , morals , or public
duties ...
Didactic writing was the taste of the day : yet , who but must lament that the poetry
of Pope should have been so often wasted on attempting to teach that which
never was to be taught by poetry ? Who can learn religion , morals , or public
duties ...
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He shows , by a view of the progress of learning , and the change of taste among
the Romans , that the introduction of the polite arts of Greece had given the
writers of his time great advantages over their predecessors ; that their morals
were ...
He shows , by a view of the progress of learning , and the change of taste among
the Romans , that the introduction of the polite arts of Greece had given the
writers of his time great advantages over their predecessors ; that their morals
were ...
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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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