An essay on criticism ... With notes by Mr. WarburtonHenry Lintot, 1749 - 89 pagina's |
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Pagina 23
... thor after this verfe origi- nally inferted the following , which he has however omit- ted in all the editions : Zoilus , bad thefe been known , without a name Had dy'd , and Perault ne'er been damn'd to fame ; The fenfe of found ...
... thor after this verfe origi- nally inferted the following , which he has however omit- ted in all the editions : Zoilus , bad thefe been known , without a name Had dy'd , and Perault ne'er been damn'd to fame ; The fenfe of found ...
Pagina 28
... thor goes on [ from 169 to 180 ] to vindicate the An- cients ; and to fhew that this cenfure proceeds from frank Ignorance . As where their partial Judgment cannot fee that this licence is fometimes ufed as neceflary to give the moft ...
... thor goes on [ from 169 to 180 ] to vindicate the An- cients ; and to fhew that this cenfure proceeds from frank Ignorance . As where their partial Judgment cannot fee that this licence is fometimes ufed as neceflary to give the moft ...
Pagina 78
... thor . Our poet did him this juftice , when that flan- der moft prevail'd ; and it is now ( perhaps the fooner for this very verfe ) dead and forgotten . But where's the man , who counsel can bestow ,. 78 ESSAY on CRITICISM .
... thor . Our poet did him this juftice , when that flan- der moft prevail'd ; and it is now ( perhaps the fooner for this very verfe ) dead and forgotten . But where's the man , who counsel can bestow ,. 78 ESSAY on CRITICISM .
Pagina 84
... thor fhews us , for the honour of the Art he here teaches , who at length broke the charm of dulnefs , diffipated the antment , and , like another Hercules , drove those cowi'd and booded ferpents from the Hefperian tree of knowledge ...
... thor fhews us , for the honour of the Art he here teaches , who at length broke the charm of dulnefs , diffipated the antment , and , like another Hercules , drove those cowi'd and booded ferpents from the Hefperian tree of knowledge ...
Pagina 87
... thor's Judge and Cenfor , as well as Friend , it gives him a graceful opportunity to add bimfelf to the number of the later Critics ; and with a character of himself , fuftained by that modefty and dignity which it is fo difficult to ...
... thor's Judge and Cenfor , as well as Friend , it gives him a graceful opportunity to add bimfelf to the number of the later Critics ; and with a character of himself , fuftained by that modefty and dignity which it is fo difficult to ...
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