The Works of Alexander Pope, 1. köideHenry Lintot, 1736 |
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... is wanting , it avails nothing to have been encourag'd by the great , commended by the eminent , and fa . vour'd by the publick in general . Nov. 10 , 1716 . PASOn Mr. POPE and his Poems , By his GRACE JOHN PREFACE . 15.
... is wanting , it avails nothing to have been encourag'd by the great , commended by the eminent , and fa . vour'd by the publick in general . Nov. 10 , 1716 . PASOn Mr. POPE and his Poems , By his GRACE JOHN PREFACE . 15.
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Alexander Pope. On Mr. POPE and his Poems , By his GRACE JOHN SHEFFIELD , Duke of BUCKINGHAM . WITH 7ITH Age decay'd , with Courts and bus'ness tir'd , Caring for nothing but what Ease requir'd ; Too dully ferious for the Mufe's sport ...
Alexander Pope. On Mr. POPE and his Poems , By his GRACE JOHN SHEFFIELD , Duke of BUCKINGHAM . WITH 7ITH Age decay'd , with Courts and bus'ness tir'd , Caring for nothing but what Ease requir'd ; Too dully ferious for the Mufe's sport ...
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... grace her name ; Yet when my Arts fhall triumph in the West , And the White Ifle with female pow'r is best ; Fame , I foresee , will make reprizals there , And the Tranflator's Palm to me transfer . With lefs regret my claim I now ...
... grace her name ; Yet when my Arts fhall triumph in the West , And the White Ifle with female pow'r is best ; Fame , I foresee , will make reprizals there , And the Tranflator's Palm to me transfer . With lefs regret my claim I now ...
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... grace , and equals art with art ; Transported we furvey the dubious ftrife , While each fair image ftarts again to life . How long , untun'd , had Homer's facred lyre Jarr'd grating difcord ; all extinct his fire ? This you beheld ; and ...
... grace , and equals art with art ; Transported we furvey the dubious ftrife , While each fair image ftarts again to life . How long , untun'd , had Homer's facred lyre Jarr'd grating difcord ; all extinct his fire ? This you beheld ; and ...
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