The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... sense , and kindness than mine can exprefs , that my letters are always welcome to you . So that even whilft your kindness invites me to write to you , your wit These two fimilies of the Bias of a Bowl , and the Weights of a Clock ...
... sense , and kindness than mine can exprefs , that my letters are always welcome to you . So that even whilft your kindness invites me to write to you , your wit These two fimilies of the Bias of a Bowl , and the Weights of a Clock ...
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... sense by their number of lines ; which is like the Spaniards paying a debt of gold with a load of brass money . But to be a plain dealer , I must tell you , I will revenge the raillery of your letters by printing them ( as Dennis did ...
... sense by their number of lines ; which is like the Spaniards paying a debt of gold with a load of brass money . But to be a plain dealer , I must tell you , I will revenge the raillery of your letters by printing them ( as Dennis did ...
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... sense . Pray then take pity at once both of my readers and me , in shortening my barren abundance , and increasing their patience by it , as well as the ob- ligations I have to you : And fince no madrigaller can entertain the head ...
... sense . Pray then take pity at once both of my readers and me , in shortening my barren abundance , and increasing their patience by it , as well as the ob- ligations I have to you : And fince no madrigaller can entertain the head ...
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... sense , or any thoughts or words too much repeated ; which if you will be fo kind as to do for me , you will fupply with your good one , and my my want of memory deficiencies of fense , with the infallibility of yours ; which if you do ...
... sense , or any thoughts or words too much repeated ; which if you will be fo kind as to do for me , you will fupply with your good one , and my my want of memory deficiencies of fense , with the infallibility of yours ; which if you do ...
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... sense that gives vigour to the movement . Monofyllables bring our ideas into a closer order , and more imme- diate comparison ; confequently their relations become more ftrik- ing . The feebleft and heaviest lines in our language are ...
... sense that gives vigour to the movement . Monofyllables bring our ideas into a closer order , and more imme- diate comparison ; confequently their relations become more ftrik- ing . The feebleft and heaviest lines in our language are ...
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