The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Being The Second Of His Letters. 8Nicolai, 1764 - 225 pages |
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Page 37
... eyes for the fake of seeing the fun , and to fleep because it is night ; drinks tea at nine in the morning , and is thought to have faid her prayers before ; talks , without any man- ner of fhame , of good books , and has not feen Cib ...
... eyes for the fake of seeing the fun , and to fleep because it is night ; drinks tea at nine in the morning , and is thought to have faid her prayers before ; talks , without any man- ner of fhame , of good books , and has not feen Cib ...
Page 40
... every hour ; the birds are paying their thanksgiving fongs for the new habitations I have made them ; my building rises high enough to attract & 2 the eye and curiosity of the passenger from the river 40 LETTERS TO AND.
... every hour ; the birds are paying their thanksgiving fongs for the new habitations I have made them ; my building rises high enough to attract & 2 the eye and curiosity of the passenger from the river 40 LETTERS TO AND.
Page 41
... eye and curiosity of the passenger from the river , where , upon beholding a mixture of beauty and ruin , he enquires , what houfe is failing , or what church is rifing ? So little tafte have our common Tritons of Vi- truvius ; whatever ...
... eye and curiosity of the passenger from the river , where , upon beholding a mixture of beauty and ruin , he enquires , what houfe is failing , or what church is rifing ? So little tafte have our common Tritons of Vi- truvius ; whatever ...
Page 42
... eye every morning , the hedges breath is beyond all perfume , and the fong of birds we hear as well as you . But tho ' I hear and see all this , yet I think they would delight me more if you was here . I found the want of these at ...
... eye every morning , the hedges breath is beyond all perfume , and the fong of birds we hear as well as you . But tho ' I hear and see all this , yet I think they would delight me more if you was here . I found the want of these at ...
Page 45
... eyes and attention from this miferable mercenary period : and turn yourself , in a juft con- tempt of these fons of Mammon , to the contemplation of books , gardens , and marriage : in which I now lea- ve you , and return ( wretch that ...
... eyes and attention from this miferable mercenary period : and turn yourself , in a juft con- tempt of these fons of Mammon , to the contemplation of books , gardens , and marriage : in which I now lea- ve you , and return ( wretch that ...
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