The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Eight Volumes, Complete, with His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; Together with All His Notes, 2. köideW. Cavil, T. Martin, T. French, and J. Wren, 1795 |
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... turn , Declar'd ' twas better far to wed than burn . There's danger in affembling fire and tow ; I grant ' em that , and what it means you know . The fame apoftle too has elsewhere own'd , No precept for virginity he found : 30 ' Tis ...
... turn , Declar'd ' twas better far to wed than burn . There's danger in affembling fire and tow ; I grant ' em that , and what it means you know . The fame apoftle too has elsewhere own'd , No precept for virginity he found : 30 ' Tis ...
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... purfe ; If rich , the keeps her priest , or something worse ; If highly born , intolerably vain , Vapours and pride by turns poffefs her brain , A 2 Now Now gaily mad , now fourly fplenetic , 90 Freakish THE WIFE OF BATH . 3.
... purfe ; If rich , the keeps her priest , or something worse ; If highly born , intolerably vain , Vapours and pride by turns poffefs her brain , A 2 Now Now gaily mad , now fourly fplenetic , 90 Freakish THE WIFE OF BATH . 3.
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... turn . 295 We straight struck hands , the bargain was agreed ; I ftill have shifts against a time of need : The mouse that always trufts to one poor hole , Can never be a mouse of any foul . 299 I vow'd , I scarce could fleep fince ...
... turn . 295 We straight struck hands , the bargain was agreed ; I ftill have shifts against a time of need : The mouse that always trufts to one poor hole , Can never be a mouse of any foul . 299 I vow'd , I scarce could fleep fince ...
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... turn'd him blue , Then figh'd , and cry'd , Adieu , my dear , adieu ! But after many a hearty struggle past , 425 I condefcended to be pleas'd at last . Soon as he said , My mistress and my wife , Do what thou lift , the term of all ...
... turn'd him blue , Then figh'd , and cry'd , Adieu , my dear , adieu ! But after many a hearty struggle past , 425 I condefcended to be pleas'd at last . Soon as he said , My mistress and my wife , Do what thou lift , the term of all ...
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... turns ; and the firft lot is obtained by E- teocles . Jupiter , in a council of the gods , de- clares his refolution of punishing the Thebans , and Argives alfo , by means of a marriage betwixt Polynices and one of the daughters of ...
... turns ; and the firft lot is obtained by E- teocles . Jupiter , in a council of the gods , de- clares his refolution of punishing the Thebans , and Argives alfo , by means of a marriage betwixt Polynices and one of the daughters of ...
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