Quarterly Review, Volume 143John Murray, 1877 - English literature |
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Page 323
... Pope if they had remembered a remark of Johnson in reference to his Preface to Shakespeare ' : ' We must confess the ... Pope's partisans against Bowles's edition , is the appearance of the edition of Mr. Elwin . 6 One of the points of ...
... Pope if they had remembered a remark of Johnson in reference to his Preface to Shakespeare ' : ' We must confess the ... Pope's partisans against Bowles's edition , is the appearance of the edition of Mr. Elwin . 6 One of the points of ...
Page 326
... Pope , perhaps the very highest , in the second class , that we rank the poetic genius of Pope . ' No capable judge would think of contending that the poetry of Horace and Pope was equal in order to that of Virgil and Milton , any more ...
... Pope , perhaps the very highest , in the second class , that we rank the poetic genius of Pope . ' No capable judge would think of contending that the poetry of Horace and Pope was equal in order to that of Virgil and Milton , any more ...
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... Pope for not more fre- quently breaking the pause after the end of the couplet , while his preference of Cowper ( whom he actually classes with Dryden ) , as a master of the heroic measure , over Pope , appears to us unaccountable ...
... Pope for not more fre- quently breaking the pause after the end of the couplet , while his preference of Cowper ( whom he actually classes with Dryden ) , as a master of the heroic measure , over Pope , appears to us unaccountable ...
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Principles of Mental Physiology with their applications | 83 |
to Parliament 18351875 | 105 |
ment and Fittingout of the Arctic Expedition | 146 |
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