The Works of Alexander Pope Esq, 3. köideA. Millar, J. and R. Tonson, H. Lintot, and C. Bathurst, 1757 |
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... racters of men . — The second ( from 98 to 173. ) of the NOTES . arts and sciences , and of the parts of them , which are ufeful , and therefore attainable ; together with those which are unuseful , and therefore unattainable . 3. Of ...
... racters of men . — The second ( from 98 to 173. ) of the NOTES . arts and sciences , and of the parts of them , which are ufeful , and therefore attainable ; together with those which are unuseful , and therefore unattainable . 3. Of ...
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... racters are fo plainly marked , that no man can mistake them and not fo only in the more open and frank , but in the closest and most reclufe likewise . " Of each of these : the objector gives an inftance ; by which it appears , that ...
... racters are fo plainly marked , that no man can mistake them and not fo only in the more open and frank , but in the closest and most reclufe likewise . " Of each of these : the objector gives an inftance ; by which it appears , that ...
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... racters may be known by their ftation . This , tho ' a mere mob - opinion , is the opinion in fafhion , and cherished by the Mob of all ranks ; therefore , tho ' beneath the Poet's reafoning , he thought it deferving of his ridicule ...
... racters may be known by their ftation . This , tho ' a mere mob - opinion , is the opinion in fafhion , and cherished by the Mob of all ranks ; therefore , tho ' beneath the Poet's reafoning , he thought it deferving of his ridicule ...
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