The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... Mr. Locke had given a better . But his Effay was not to our young poet's taste . He had met with it early ; but he used to say , he had then no relish for it . W. I LETTER II . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . Jan. B3 FROM 5 * MR . WYCHERLEY .
... Mr. Locke had given a better . But his Effay was not to our young poet's taste . He had met with it early ; but he used to say , he had then no relish for it . W. I LETTER II . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . Jan. B3 FROM 5 * MR . WYCHERLEY .
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... saying he will not epifcopate ; but I must confefs , whilst I displease you by commending you , I please myself ; juft as incense is sweeter to the offerer than the deity to whom ' tis offered , by his being fo much above it : For ...
... saying he will not epifcopate ; but I must confefs , whilst I displease you by commending you , I please myself ; juft as incense is sweeter to the offerer than the deity to whom ' tis offered , by his being fo much above it : For ...
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... say of “ my pains " to make your dulnefs methodical ; " and of your hint , " that the sprightliness of wit despises method . ” This is true enough , if by wit you mean no more than fancy or conceit ; but in the better notion of wit ...
... say of “ my pains " to make your dulnefs methodical ; " and of your hint , " that the sprightliness of wit despises method . ” This is true enough , if by wit you mean no more than fancy or conceit ; but in the better notion of wit ...
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... say of me to the world ; which you do well to call your prophecy , fince what- ever is faid in my favour , must be a prediction of things that are not yet ; you , like a true Godfather , engage on my part for much more than ever I can ...
... say of me to the world ; which you do well to call your prophecy , fince what- ever is faid in my favour , must be a prediction of things that are not yet ; you , like a true Godfather , engage on my part for much more than ever I can ...
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... say ) the more they like them , they ought to be the less pleased with them fo that you do not come off with a bare faving game ( as you call it ) but have gained fo much credit at first , that you must needs fupport it to the laft ...
... say ) the more they like them , they ought to be the less pleased with them fo that you do not come off with a bare faving game ( as you call it ) but have gained fo much credit at first , that you must needs fupport it to the laft ...
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