The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... said to be Bishop At- terbury's , and another in that Bishop's name , certainly not his ; One or two Letters from St. Omer's , advertised of b 3 Mr. Mr. Pope , but which proved to be only concerning A Catalogue of the Surreptitious and ...
... said to be Bishop At- terbury's , and another in that Bishop's name , certainly not his ; One or two Letters from St. Omer's , advertised of b 3 Mr. Mr. Pope , but which proved to be only concerning A Catalogue of the Surreptitious and ...
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... ( said he ) it has all the good - nature of the other , without fawning , A good piece of fatire upon his courtiers , with which I will conclude my discourse of dogs . Call me a cynic , or what you please , in revenge for all this im ...
... ( said he ) it has all the good - nature of the other , without fawning , A good piece of fatire upon his courtiers , with which I will conclude my discourse of dogs . Call me a cynic , or what you please , in revenge for all this im ...
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Alexander Pope. who lived by repeating his verses , ) thus may it be said of Mr. Durfey to his detractors ; Dares any one de- spise him who has made so many men drink ? Alas , Sir ! this is a glory which neither you nor I must ever ...
Alexander Pope. who lived by repeating his verses , ) thus may it be said of Mr. Durfey to his detractors ; Dares any one de- spise him who has made so many men drink ? Alas , Sir ! this is a glory which neither you nor I must ever ...
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... said he would go to Mr. Thorold's and leave a letter for you . Though I can- not answer for the event of all this , in respect of him ; yet I can affure you , that , when you please to come , you will be most desirable to me , as always ...
... said he would go to Mr. Thorold's and leave a letter for you . Though I can- not answer for the event of all this , in respect of him ; yet I can affure you , that , when you please to come , you will be most desirable to me , as always ...
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... said a sensible word in all your letter , except where you speak of fhewing kindness and expecting it in return : but the addition you make about your being but two and twenty , is again in the ftyle of wit and abomination . To fhew you ...
... said a sensible word in all your letter , except where you speak of fhewing kindness and expecting it in return : but the addition you make about your being but two and twenty , is again in the ftyle of wit and abomination . To fhew you ...
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