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 12
... forry to find they are not so well tallied to the present jun- cture as I could wish . I always thought the terms of Fatto and Jure had been introduced by the Poets , and that Poffeffion of any fort in Kings Kings was held an ...
... forry to find they are not so well tallied to the present jun- cture as I could wish . I always thought the terms of Fatto and Jure had been introduced by the Poets , and that Poffeffion of any fort in Kings Kings was held an ...
Page 35
... forry you have any dealings with that ugly diftem- per , and I believe our friend Arbuthnot will recommend you to temperance and exercise . I wish they could have as good an effect upon the giddiness I am subject to , and which this mo ...
... forry you have any dealings with that ugly diftem- per , and I believe our friend Arbuthnot will recommend you to temperance and exercise . I wish they could have as good an effect upon the giddiness I am subject to , and which this mo ...
Page 58
... forry , poor P. is not promoted in this age ; for certainly if his reward be of the next , he is of all Poets the most miserable . I'm also forry for another reason ; if they don't pro- mote him , they'll spoil the conclufion of one of ...
... forry , poor P. is not promoted in this age ; for certainly if his reward be of the next , he is of all Poets the most miserable . I'm also forry for another reason ; if they don't pro- mote him , they'll spoil the conclufion of one of ...
Page 90
... forry to find you could think your- self eafier in any house than in mine , tho ' at the fame time I can allow for a tenderness in your way of thinking , even when it feem'd to want that tenderness . I can't explain my meaning , perhaps ...
... forry to find you could think your- self eafier in any house than in mine , tho ' at the fame time I can allow for a tenderness in your way of thinking , even when it feem'd to want that tenderness . I can't explain my meaning , perhaps ...
Page 91
... forry for you , I mean for ourselves . I hope , as you do , that we shall meet in a more durable and more fatisfactory state ; but the less sure I am of that , the more I would indulge it in this . We are to believe , we shall have ...
... forry for you , I mean for ourselves . I hope , as you do , that we shall meet in a more durable and more fatisfactory state ; but the less sure I am of that , the more I would indulge it in this . We are to believe , we shall have ...
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