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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... reft ; This project ( in which | life and writings of Scrible- rus ; of which only fome de- tached parts and fragments were done , fuch as the Me- moirs of Scriblerus , the Tra- vels of Gulliver , the Treatise of the Profund , the ...
... reft ; This project ( in which | life and writings of Scrible- rus ; of which only fome de- tached parts and fragments were done , fuch as the Me- moirs of Scriblerus , the Tra- vels of Gulliver , the Treatise of the Profund , the ...
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... reft of your sex , whether fuch an innovation ought to be allowed ? I should be ready to fay in the common forms , that I was much obliged to the Lady who wish'd she could give the best living , & c . if I did not vehemently suspect it ...
... reft of your sex , whether fuch an innovation ought to be allowed ? I should be ready to fay in the common forms , that I was much obliged to the Lady who wish'd she could give the best living , & c . if I did not vehemently suspect it ...
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... reft of our days together , the two most idle , most in- nocent , undesigning Poets of our age . I now as vehemently with you and I might walk into the grave together , by as flow steps as you please , but contentedly and chearfully ...
... reft of our days together , the two most idle , most in- nocent , undesigning Poets of our age . I now as vehemently with you and I might walk into the grave together , by as flow steps as you please , but contentedly and chearfully ...
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