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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... fhall take of Mr. Pope's , to prevent their being printed . XXX . From Dr. Swift . On the death of friends . What fort of popularity he has in Ireland . Against the general corruption . XXXI . From the fame . His kindness for Mr. P. and ...
... fhall take of Mr. Pope's , to prevent their being printed . XXX . From Dr. Swift . On the death of friends . What fort of popularity he has in Ireland . Against the general corruption . XXXI . From the fame . His kindness for Mr. P. and ...
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... fhall not have a farthing of it left . The Doctor hath ill - informed me , who says that Mr. Pope is at prefent the chief Poetical Fa- vourite , yet Mr. Pope himself talks like a Philofopher and one wholly retir'd . But the vogue of our ...
... fhall not have a farthing of it left . The Doctor hath ill - informed me , who says that Mr. Pope is at prefent the chief Poetical Fa- vourite , yet Mr. Pope himself talks like a Philofopher and one wholly retir'd . But the vogue of our ...
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... fhall fay no more to you , but apply myself to her Grace . - Madam , fince Mr. Gay affirms that you love to have your own way , and fince I have the fame per- fection ; I will fettle that matter immediately , to prevent thofe ill ...
... fhall fay no more to you , but apply myself to her Grace . - Madam , fince Mr. Gay affirms that you love to have your own way , and fince I have the fame per- fection ; I will fettle that matter immediately , to prevent thofe ill ...
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... fhall have a greater privilege in the third article of fpeaking your mind ; which I fhall gra- ciously allow you now and then to do even to myself , and only rebuke you when it does not please me . Madam , I am now got as far as your ...
... fhall have a greater privilege in the third article of fpeaking your mind ; which I fhall gra- ciously allow you now and then to do even to myself , and only rebuke you when it does not please me . Madam , I am now got as far as your ...
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... fhall find it hard to prove your handwriting in à Court of juftice ; but that will not be much for your credit . How mifer- ably hath your Grace been mistaken in thinking to avoid Envy by running into exile , where it haunts you more ...
... fhall find it hard to prove your handwriting in à Court of juftice ; but that will not be much for your credit . How mifer- ably hath your Grace been mistaken in thinking to avoid Envy by running into exile , where it haunts you more ...
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