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... style of satire then prevalent afforded opportunities of employ- ing it . ' He then proceeds to affirm that almost all the features which characterized the poetry of Cowley may be successfully traced in the satire of Hudibras that the ...
... style of satire then prevalent afforded opportunities of employ- ing it . ' He then proceeds to affirm that almost all the features which characterized the poetry of Cowley may be successfully traced in the satire of Hudibras that the ...
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... style or sentiments of his young friend . ' His language respecting the poems is equally sensible : he passes no ex- travagant encomiums on their merit , but considers them as the promising germs of future excellence , and has published ...
... style or sentiments of his young friend . ' His language respecting the poems is equally sensible : he passes no ex- travagant encomiums on their merit , but considers them as the promising germs of future excellence , and has published ...
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... style and reasoning . Certain it is that the suc- cess which it experienced was prodigious . Madame de Main- tenon , in one of her letters , speaks of it thus : " The Bishop of Meaux's book makes the greatest noise here . Nothing else ...
... style and reasoning . Certain it is that the suc- cess which it experienced was prodigious . Madame de Main- tenon , in one of her letters , speaks of it thus : " The Bishop of Meaux's book makes the greatest noise here . Nothing else ...
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