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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... lord betray'd , And the dire ambuth Clytemneftra laid . 384 But what most pleas'd him was the Cretan Dame , And husband - bull ---- oh , monstrous ! fie for fhame ! He had by heart the whole detail of woe Xantippe made her good man ...
... lord betray'd , And the dire ambuth Clytemneftra laid . 384 But what most pleas'd him was the Cretan Dame , And husband - bull ---- oh , monstrous ! fie for fhame ! He had by heart the whole detail of woe Xantippe made her good man ...
Page 13
... lord's deftruction prove , Thro ' hatred one , and one through too much love ; That for her husband mix'd a pois ... lords have flain , And fome have hammer'd nails into their brain , And fome have drench'd them with a deadly potion ...
... lord's deftruction prove , Thro ' hatred one , and one through too much love ; That for her husband mix'd a pois ... lords have flain , And fome have hammer'd nails into their brain , And fome have drench'd them with a deadly potion ...
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... lords they madly make , then tamely bear , And foftly curfe the tyrants whom they fear , And one of those who groan beneath the sway Of kings impos'd , and grudgingly obey , ( Whom envy to the great , and vulgar spite , With fcandal arm ...
... lords they madly make , then tamely bear , And foftly curfe the tyrants whom they fear , And one of those who groan beneath the sway Of kings impos'd , and grudgingly obey , ( Whom envy to the great , and vulgar spite , With fcandal arm ...
Page 31
... lord forget to reign , Quit all his ftate , defcend , and ferve again ? Yet , who , before , more popularly bow'd ? Who more propitious to the fuppliant croud ? 260 Patient of right , familiar in the throne ? What wonder then ? he was ...
... lord forget to reign , Quit all his ftate , defcend , and ferve again ? Yet , who , before , more popularly bow'd ? Who more propitious to the fuppliant croud ? 260 Patient of right , familiar in the throne ? What wonder then ? he was ...
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... Lord's quibble , critic's jeft ; all end in thee , All reft in peace at last , and fleep eternally . VI . Earl of DORSET . ARTEMISIA . TH HOUGH Artemifia talks , by fits , Of councils , claffics , fathers , wits ; Reads Reads Malbranche ...
... Lord's quibble , critic's jeft ; all end in thee , All reft in peace at last , and fleep eternally . VI . Earl of DORSET . ARTEMISIA . TH HOUGH Artemifia talks , by fits , Of councils , claffics , fathers , wits ; Reads Reads Malbranche ...
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