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Pagina 1
... and rejectconceals under the general appellation of a citi- ing others , an
intellectual digestion that conzen ; and , what would probably not have been
cocted the pulp of learning , but refused the less carefully suppressed , the
omission of his ...
... and rejectconceals under the general appellation of a citi- ing others , an
intellectual digestion that conzen ; and , what would probably not have been
cocted the pulp of learning , but refused the less carefully suppressed , the
omission of his ...
Pagina 6
And , besides , I can get no The metaphysical poets were men of learning ,
money from my tenants , and have my meadows and to show their learning was
their whole eneaten up every night by cattle put in by my deavour : but , unluckily
...
And , besides , I can get no The metaphysical poets were men of learning ,
money from my tenants , and have my meadows and to show their learning was
their whole eneaten up every night by cattle put in by my deavour : but , unluckily
...
Pagina 7
... directed by great abilities , learning not very much frequented by common is
never wholly lost ; if they frequently threw readers of poetry . Thus Cowley on
Know . away their wit upon false cor.ceits , they like- ledge : wise sometimes
struck out ...
... directed by great abilities , learning not very much frequented by common is
never wholly lost ; if they frequently threw readers of poetry . Thus Cowley on
Know . away their wit upon false cor.ceits , they like- ledge : wise sometimes
struck out ...
Pagina 8
... But you , of learning and religion , Or wild , and uninhabited ? And virtue and
such ingredients , have made What joy could'st takt , or what repose , A mithridate
, whose operation In countries so uncivilized as those Keeps off , or cures what ...
... But you , of learning and religion , Or wild , and uninhabited ? And virtue and
such ingredients , have made What joy could'st takt , or what repose , A mithridate
, whose operation In countries so uncivilized as those Keeps off , or cures what ...
Pagina 12
His levity never leaves his contain in itself whatever is necessary to make
learning behind it ; the moralist , the politician , it intelligible . Pope has some
epitaphs with and the critic , mingle their influence even in out names ; which are
therefore ...
His levity never leaves his contain in itself whatever is necessary to make
learning behind it ; the moralist , the politician , it intelligible . Pope has some
epitaphs with and the critic , mingle their influence even in out names ; which are
therefore ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Lives of the English Poets |
| Auteur | Samuel Johnson |
| Uitgever | Jones and Company, 1848 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Harvard University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 28 feb 2019 |
| Lengte | 365 pagina's |
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