The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: In Nine Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; ... Together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr. Warbuton, 9. köideJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst, 1752 |
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Page 76
... , because it justifies his fatire on his species ; as it principles and tends to ex- injures Virtue and violates cuse his practice . Truth : And , as little , that foes ; 1 1 foes ; and that if she knew Gulliver , 76 LETTERS TO AND.
... , because it justifies his fatire on his species ; as it principles and tends to ex- injures Virtue and violates cuse his practice . Truth : And , as little , that foes ; 1 1 foes ; and that if she knew Gulliver , 76 LETTERS TO AND.
Page 83
... who couples all our beggars , by which I shall make one happy man : and Because he understood it to be intended as a fatire on the Royal Society . G2 decide decide the great question of an indelible cha- racter in FROM DR . SWIFT , etc , ...
... who couples all our beggars , by which I shall make one happy man : and Because he understood it to be intended as a fatire on the Royal Society . G2 decide decide the great question of an indelible cha- racter in FROM DR . SWIFT , etc , ...
Page 118
... fatire , or more good sense , in so many lines . How it passes in Dublin I know not yet ; but I am fure it will be a great disadvantage to the poem , that the perfons and facts will not be understood , till an explanation comes out ...
... fatire , or more good sense , in so many lines . How it passes in Dublin I know not yet ; but I am fure it will be a great disadvantage to the poem , that the perfons and facts will not be understood , till an explanation comes out ...
Page 236
... fatires , Libels ; I would rather call my fatires , Epistles : They will confift more of Morality than of Wit , and grow graver , which you will call duller . I shall { leave it to my Antagonists to be witty ( if they can ) can ) and ...
... fatires , Libels ; I would rather call my fatires , Epistles : They will confift more of Morality than of Wit , and grow graver , which you will call duller . I shall { leave it to my Antagonists to be witty ( if they can ) can ) and ...
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