The Lives of the English Poets: And a Criticism of Their Works, Volumen2Wilson, 1781 |
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... faid of Addison ; but as agents of a party they were connected , and how they adjusted their other fentiments we cannot know . Addison must however not be too hastily condemned . It is neceffary to refuse benefits from a bad man , when ...
... faid of Addison ; but as agents of a party they were connected , and how they adjusted their other fentiments we cannot know . Addison must however not be too hastily condemned . It is neceffary to refuse benefits from a bad man , when ...
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... faid that when any title grew popular , it was stolen by the antagonist , who by this stra- tagem conveyed his notions to those who would not have received him had he not worn the appearance appearance of a friend . The tumult of those ...
... faid that when any title grew popular , it was stolen by the antagonist , who by this stra- tagem conveyed his notions to those who would not have received him had he not worn the appearance appearance of a friend . The tumult of those ...
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... faid by Addison , in a subse quent work , that they had a perceptible in- Auence upon the converfation of that time , and taught the frolick and the gay to unite merriment with decency ; an effect which they VOL . II . C can can never ...
... faid by Addison , in a subse quent work , that they had a perceptible in- Auence upon the converfation of that time , and taught the frolick and the gay to unite merriment with decency ; an effect which they VOL . II . C can can never ...
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... infult ; and that whenever he should think fit to answer his remarks , he would do it in a manner to which nothing could be objected . The greatest weakness of the play is in the fcenes scenes of love , which are faid by Pope * ADDISON .
... infult ; and that whenever he should think fit to answer his remarks , he would do it in a manner to which nothing could be objected . The greatest weakness of the play is in the fcenes scenes of love , which are faid by Pope * ADDISON .
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... men , with nefts of ants , or with Strada's prolufions ? Of this paper nothing is neceffary to be faid , but that it found many contributors , and that it was a continuation of the Spectator , with the it ADDISON . 27.
... men , with nefts of ants , or with Strada's prolufions ? Of this paper nothing is neceffary to be faid , but that it found many contributors , and that it was a continuation of the Spectator , with the it ADDISON . 27.
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