The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: In Nine Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; ... Together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr. Warbuton, 9. köideJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst, 1752 |
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Page 59
... Lady whom I described to you , and whom you take to be an allegorical creature of fancy : I wish she really were Riches for his fake ; though as for yours , I question whether ( if you knew her ) you would change her for the other ...
... Lady whom I described to you , and whom you take to be an allegorical creature of fancy : I wish she really were Riches for his fake ; though as for yours , I question whether ( if you knew her ) you would change her for the other ...
Page 73
... Lady you like has too much of France to be fit for Wales : Another is too much a fubject to Princes and Potentates , to relish that wild Tafte of liberty and poverty . Mr. Mr. Congreve is too fick to bear a thin air FROM DR . SWIFT ...
... Lady you like has too much of France to be fit for Wales : Another is too much a fubject to Princes and Potentates , to relish that wild Tafte of liberty and poverty . Mr. Mr. Congreve is too fick to bear a thin air FROM DR . SWIFT ...
Page 77
... Lady - critics , fome have found out that Mr. Gulliver had a particular malice to Maids of honour . Those of them who frequent the Church , fay , his design is impious , and that it is depreciating the works of the Creator . Not ...
... Lady - critics , fome have found out that Mr. Gulliver had a particular malice to Maids of honour . Those of them who frequent the Church , fay , his design is impious , and that it is depreciating the works of the Creator . Not ...
Page 89
... Lady Bolingbroke has writ you a long , lively . letter , which will attend this ; She has very bad health , he very good . Lord Peterborow has writ twice to you ; we fancy fome letters have been intercepted , or loft by accident . About ...
... Lady Bolingbroke has writ you a long , lively . letter , which will attend this ; She has very bad health , he very good . Lord Peterborow has writ twice to you ; we fancy fome letters have been intercepted , or loft by accident . About ...
Page 120
... Ireland ; from which I am just relieved by an affurance that ftill at Sir A --- ' s planting and building ; two things that I envy you for , befides a third , you are which is the fociety of a valuable Lady . I which 120 LETTERS TO AND.
... Ireland ; from which I am just relieved by an affurance that ftill at Sir A --- ' s planting and building ; two things that I envy you for , befides a third , you are which is the fociety of a valuable Lady . I which 120 LETTERS TO AND.
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