The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Containing The First Of His Letters. 7Nicolai, 1764 - 301 pages |
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Page 87
... fatire upon his courtiers , with which I will con- clude my discourse of dogs . Call me a cynic , or what you please , in revenge for all this impertinen- ce , I will be contented ; provided you will but be lieve me , when I fay a bold ...
... fatire upon his courtiers , with which I will con- clude my discourse of dogs . Call me a cynic , or what you please , in revenge for all this impertinen- ce , I will be contented ; provided you will but be lieve me , when I fay a bold ...
Page 132
... fatire . For my part , every body knows it is my constant practice to fpeak truth , and I never do it more than when I call myself Your , & c . Y LETTER IV . OU have pur me into so much gayety of temper , that there will not be a ...
... fatire . For my part , every body knows it is my constant practice to fpeak truth , and I never do it more than when I call myself Your , & c . Y LETTER IV . OU have pur me into so much gayety of temper , that there will not be a ...
Page 251
... fatire upon the late War . Mr. Crom- well , hearing none of the words , and feeing the action to be tragical , was much aftonished to find the audien- ce laugh ; and fays the Prince and Princess must doubt . ( 4 ) Written by Gay , A S V ...
... fatire upon the late War . Mr. Crom- well , hearing none of the words , and feeing the action to be tragical , was much aftonished to find the audien- ce laugh ; and fays the Prince and Princess must doubt . ( 4 ) Written by Gay , A S V ...
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