 | Charles Gildon - 1721 - 386 halaman
...yet. ij Anothef (149) Another fault, which often does befal, Is when the wit of fome great poet fhall So overflow, that is, be none at all, That ev'n his...as if pofleft, And each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be loft,' vWell may we laugh, but at the poet's coft. This... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1729 - 428 halaman
...ftands inimitable yet. Another Fault which often may befall, Is when the Wit of fome great Poet fhall So overflow/ that is, be none at all ; That ev'n his Fools fpeak Senfe, as if pofTeft, And each by Infpiration breaks his Jeft. If once the Juftnefs of each part be... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1729 - 438 halaman
...ftands inimitable yet. Another Fault which often may befall, Is when the Wit of fome great Poet fhall So overflow, that is, be none at all ; That ev'n his Fools fpcak Senfe, as if pofleft, And each by Infpiration breaks his Jcft. If once the Juftnefs of each part... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1752 - 302 halaman
...may befall, -j Is, when the wit of fome great poet fhall > So overflow, that is, be none at all; J That ev'n his fools fpeak fenfe, as if pofleft, And each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be loft, Well we may laugh, but at the poet's coft. That filly... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1767 - 274 halaman
..."is, when the wit of fome £reat poet fhall > So overflow, that is, be none at all ; - J That-ev'n his fools fpeak fenfe, as if pofleft, And .each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be loft, Well we may laugh, but at the poet's coft, That filly... | |
 | John Bell - 1778 - 438 halaman
...inimitable yet. Another fault which often may befall 260 " Is, when the wit of fome great poet fhall So overflow, that is, be none at all, That ev'n his fools fpeak fenfc as if poffeft, And each hy infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be... | |
 | Johann Joachim Eschenaburg - 1789 - 484 halaman
...befall, q Is, when the wit of Come great Poet fljall ^ So overflow, that is, be none at all, J That even hi,s Fools fpeak fenfe, as if pofleft, And each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of eacli part be loft, Well we may laugh, but at the Poet's coft. That filly... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 332 halaman
...ftands inimitable yet. Another fault which often may befall, Is, when the wit of fome great poet mall So overflow, that is, be none at all, That ev'n his...as if pofleft, And each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be loft, Well may we laugh, but at the poet's coft. That filly... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 halaman
...stands inimitable yet Another fault which, often may befall, Is, when the wit of some great poet shall So overflow, that is, be none at all, That ev'n his fools speak sense, as if possest, And each by inspiration breaks his jest. If once the justness of each part... | |
 | Alexander Pope, Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1893 - 588 halaman
...best. Warburton. 3 [' Another fault which often may befal, Is, when the wit of some great poet shall So overflow, that is, be none at all That ev'n his fools speak sense, as if possessed, And each by inspiration breaks his jest.' Sheffield, Duke of Buckinghamshire,... | |
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That ev'n his fools fpeak fenfe, as if pofleft, And each by infpiration breaks his jeft. If once the juftnefs of each part be loft, Well may we laugh, but at the poet's coft. 
