Poetical Works, to which is Prefixed the Life of the AuthorJ.J.Woodward, 1836 |
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... praise ; he discovers such acquaintance At this time began his acquaintance with Wych- both with human and public affairs , as is not easily erley , a man who seems to have had among his conceived to have been attainable by a boy of ...
... praise ; he discovers such acquaintance At this time began his acquaintance with Wych- both with human and public affairs , as is not easily erley , a man who seems to have had among his conceived to have been attainable by a boy of ...
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... praise Poetry , and put himself under the tuition of Jer- of half the nation , when he might be universally He was near - sighted , and therefore not form - favoured . ed by nature for a painter : he tried , however , how The greatness ...
... praise Poetry , and put himself under the tuition of Jer- of half the nation , when he might be universally He was near - sighted , and therefore not form - favoured . ed by nature for a painter : he tried , however , how The greatness ...
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... praise . High on his helm celestial lightnings play , His beamy shield emits a living ray ; Th ' unwearied blaze incessant stream supplies , Like the red star that fires th ' autumnal skies . But Pallas now Tydides ' soul inspires ...
... praise . High on his helm celestial lightnings play , His beamy shield emits a living ray ; Th ' unwearied blaze incessant stream supplies , Like the red star that fires th ' autumnal skies . But Pallas now Tydides ' soul inspires ...
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... praise on one side , and of money on the other , and reading . In four or five places , Lord Halifax stopt ended because Pope was less eager of money than me very civilly , and with a speech each time of Halifax of praise . It is not ...
... praise on one side , and of money on the other , and reading . In four or five places , Lord Halifax stopt ended because Pope was less eager of money than me very civilly , and with a speech each time of Halifax of praise . It is not ...
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... praise , because that it was in vain for me to endeavour to be well the reader knows not what they have blotted . with Mr. Addison ; that his jealous temper would Pope's voracity of fame taught him the art of ob- never admit of a ...
... praise , because that it was in vain for me to endeavour to be well the reader knows not what they have blotted . with Mr. Addison ; that his jealous temper would Pope's voracity of fame taught him the art of ob- never admit of a ...
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