The Works Of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Ten Volumes Complete, With His Last Corrections, Additions, And Improvements. Being The Fourth Of His Letters. 10Nicolai, 1764 - 166 pages |
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... believe my Lord Carteret , fince he is no longer Lieutenant , may not with me ill , and I have told him often that I only hated him as Lieutenant : I confefs he had a genteeler manner of binding the chains of this king- dom than most of ...
... believe my Lord Carteret , fince he is no longer Lieutenant , may not with me ill , and I have told him often that I only hated him as Lieutenant : I confefs he had a genteeler manner of binding the chains of this king- dom than most of ...
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... believe it ) refused to beg my pardon upon her knees , for once neglecting to make my rice- milk . Pray , confider this , and do your duty , or dread the confequence . I promise you shall have your will fix minutes every hour at ...
... believe it ) refused to beg my pardon upon her knees , for once neglecting to make my rice- milk . Pray , confider this , and do your duty , or dread the confequence . I promise you shall have your will fix minutes every hour at ...
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... believe no mortal had ever fuch fair In- vitations , as ' to be happy in the best company of Eng- 1 ) Wagstaff's Dialogues of polite Conversation , pu- blifhed in his life time . 2 ) An imperfect thing of this kind , called Directions ...
... believe no mortal had ever fuch fair In- vitations , as ' to be happy in the best company of Eng- 1 ) Wagstaff's Dialogues of polite Conversation , pu- blifhed in his life time . 2 ) An imperfect thing of this kind , called Directions ...
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... believe that a man in fo obfcure a corner , quite thrown out of the prefent world , and within a few steps of the next , fhould receive fuch condefcending invitations , from two fuch perfons , to whom he is an utter ftranger , and who ...
... believe that a man in fo obfcure a corner , quite thrown out of the prefent world , and within a few steps of the next , fhould receive fuch condefcending invitations , from two fuch perfons , to whom he is an utter ftranger , and who ...
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... be peevish , to find fault with their victuals and drink , to chide and direct the fervants , with fome other leffons , which I fhall teach you , and always practised , myself with fuccefs . I believe 40 AND LETTERS TO O AND.
... be peevish , to find fault with their victuals and drink , to chide and direct the fervants , with fome other leffons , which I fhall teach you , and always practised , myself with fuccefs . I believe 40 AND LETTERS TO O AND.
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