The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: ...A. Millar, W. Law, and R. Cater, 1789 |
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... fure it can be none here : For who will pretend , that the robbing another of his reputation supplies the wont of it in himself ? I question not but fuch au- thours are poor , and heartily wish the objection were removed by any honest ...
... fure it can be none here : For who will pretend , that the robbing another of his reputation supplies the wont of it in himself ? I question not but fuch au- thours are poor , and heartily wish the objection were removed by any honest ...
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... fure his person ; fays he has bitter enemies , and ex- pressly declares it will be well if he escapes with his life ( k ) . One defires he would cut his own throat , or hang himself ( 1 ) . But Pasquin seemed rather inclined it should ...
... fure his person ; fays he has bitter enemies , and ex- pressly declares it will be well if he escapes with his life ( k ) . One defires he would cut his own throat , or hang himself ( 1 ) . But Pasquin seemed rather inclined it should ...
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... fure to have it in the " amplest manner , & c . & c . & c . 6 Thus we see every one of his works hath been extolled by one or other of his most inveterate enemies ; and to the success of them all they do unanimously give teftimony . But ...
... fure to have it in the " amplest manner , & c . & c . & c . 6 Thus we see every one of his works hath been extolled by one or other of his most inveterate enemies ; and to the success of them all they do unanimously give teftimony . But ...
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... fure fucceffion down from Heywood's days . She faw , with joy , the line immortal run , Each fire impress'd and glaring in his son : REMARKS . 90 95 100 tained a victory by fea , and another by land , on the same day , o- ver the ...
... fure fucceffion down from Heywood's days . She faw , with joy , the line immortal run , Each fire impress'd and glaring in his son : REMARKS . 90 95 100 tained a victory by fea , and another by land , on the same day , o- ver the ...
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... fure barrier between that and sense ; Or quite unravel all the reas'ning thread , And hang fome curious cobweb in its stead ! As , forc'd from wind - guns , lead itself can fly , 180 And pond'rous flugs cut swiftly thro ' the sky ; As ...
... fure barrier between that and sense ; Or quite unravel all the reas'ning thread , And hang fome curious cobweb in its stead ! As , forc'd from wind - guns , lead itself can fly , 180 And pond'rous flugs cut swiftly thro ' the sky ; As ...
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