The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Samuel Johnson, Volume 1John Nichols, 1790 |
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Halaman 82
... gives them a fit of the ague . The allufions , however , are not always to vulgar things : he offends by ... give metals birth , Where he the growth of fatal gold does fee , Gold , which alone more influence has than he . In one paffage ...
... gives them a fit of the ague . The allufions , however , are not always to vulgar things : he offends by ... give metals birth , Where he the growth of fatal gold does fee , Gold , which alone more influence has than he . In one paffage ...
Halaman 268
... gives him fo much fenfe and virtue as may preferve our efteem : wherever he is , or whatever he does , he is made by matchlefs dexterity commonly ridicu lous , but never contemptible . But for poor Hudibras , his poet had no ten ...
... gives him fo much fenfe and virtue as may preferve our efteem : wherever he is , or whatever he does , he is made by matchlefs dexterity commonly ridicu lous , but never contemptible . But for poor Hudibras , his poet had no ten ...
Halaman 269
... gives him that pedantic oftentation of know- edge which has no relation to chivalry , and oads him with martial ... give occafion , like his attack upon the bear bear and fiddle , to expofe the ridiculous rigour of BUTLER . 269.
... gives him that pedantic oftentation of know- edge which has no relation to chivalry , and oads him with martial ... give occafion , like his attack upon the bear bear and fiddle , to expofe the ridiculous rigour of BUTLER . 269.
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