The Poetical Works of Alexander PopeMacmillan, 1869 - Всего страниц: 505 |
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... mind . The discipline of the Universities was still struggling among the folds of an apparently immortal scholasticism . The new Oxford scholarship was that of dilettanti ; and Cambridge was only gradually reconstructing her system of ...
... mind . The discipline of the Universities was still struggling among the folds of an apparently immortal scholasticism . The new Oxford scholarship was that of dilettanti ; and Cambridge was only gradually reconstructing her system of ...
Стр. xxiii
... mind . In 1712 appeared in a volume of miscellanies published by Lintot the first edition of the young poet's fresh and sparkling Rape of the Lock . Addison's notice of this poem in the Spectator had been favourable , but not ...
... mind . In 1712 appeared in a volume of miscellanies published by Lintot the first edition of the young poet's fresh and sparkling Rape of the Lock . Addison's notice of this poem in the Spectator had been favourable , but not ...
Стр. xxiv
... mind . But before Addison's conduct in the transaction is stigmatised as it has been , it should be shown that an interpreta- tion which leaves it unimpeachable deserves to be rejected . This episode produced a twofold result . Although ...
... mind . But before Addison's conduct in the transaction is stigmatised as it has been , it should be shown that an interpreta- tion which leaves it unimpeachable deserves to be rejected . This episode produced a twofold result . Although ...
Стр. xxv
... mind was at last overwhelmed by the dark cloud of which it had long foreseen and dreaded the approach . In 1713 Swift was at the height of his influence among the party to whose side personal resentment had originally driven him over ...
... mind was at last overwhelmed by the dark cloud of which it had long foreseen and dreaded the approach . In 1713 Swift was at the height of his influence among the party to whose side personal resentment had originally driven him over ...
Стр. xxxv
... mind . He entertained a genuine hatred of the petty scribblers who infested the literary atmosphere ; no less than a personal feeling of vengefulness against many of their number . In 1726 Swift spent four months with Pope at Twickenham ...
... mind . He entertained a genuine hatred of the petty scribblers who infested the literary atmosphere ; no less than a personal feeling of vengefulness against many of their number . In 1726 Swift spent four months with Pope at Twickenham ...
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