The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Containing His Satires, &c. 4, 3. köideNicolai, 1763 - 302 pages |
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... fhew how well he deferves it , and how safely he might be trufted with it , he concludes his wifh with a descrip- tion of his temper and difpofition ( v . 261 to 271. ) This naturally leads him to coraplain of his Friends , when they ...
... fhew how well he deferves it , and how safely he might be trufted with it , he concludes his wifh with a descrip- tion of his temper and difpofition ( v . 261 to 271. ) This naturally leads him to coraplain of his Friends , when they ...
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... fhew what it is a Citizen efteems the greatest aggravation of the offence . VER . 41. What should ail them ) Horace hints at one rea ; fon , that each fears his own turn may be next ; his imitator gives another , and with more art , a ...
... fhew what it is a Citizen efteems the greatest aggravation of the offence . VER . 41. What should ail them ) Horace hints at one rea ; fon , that each fears his own turn may be next ; his imitator gives another , and with more art , a ...
Page 64
... fed bona fi quis . But the Imitator's grave Epiftles fhew the fatire to be a serious reproof , and therefore ' justifiable ; which the integer ipfe of the Scriblers or Peers , alike are Mob to me . 64 Book II . IMITATIONS.
... fed bona fi quis . But the Imitator's grave Epiftles fhew the fatire to be a serious reproof , and therefore ' justifiable ; which the integer ipfe of the Scriblers or Peers , alike are Mob to me . 64 Book II . IMITATIONS.
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... fhew us , therefore , he took no more from the Stoics than their fincerity and warmth for the interests of Virtue , he compares himself to a friend , in whom he ob ferved that warmth . And by joining St. Paul with Ariftippus he would ...
... fhew us , therefore , he took no more from the Stoics than their fincerity and warmth for the interests of Virtue , he compares himself to a friend , in whom he ob ferved that warmth . And by joining St. Paul with Ariftippus he would ...
Page 101
... fhew me one who has it in his pow'r To act confiftent with himself an hour . 135 39 140 Sir Job 53 fail'd forth , the ev'ning bright and still , " " No place on earth ( he cry'd ) like Greenwich hill ! ' 54 Up ftarts a Palace , lo , th ...
... fhew me one who has it in his pow'r To act confiftent with himself an hour . 135 39 140 Sir Job 53 fail'd forth , the ev'ning bright and still , " " No place on earth ( he cry'd ) like Greenwich hill ! ' 54 Up ftarts a Palace , lo , th ...
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