The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... man , she took the liberty to print ; as appears by the fol lowing , which we shall give at length , both as it is fomething curious , and as it may ferve for an apology for ourfelves . ΤΟ TO HENRY CROMWELL , ESQ . June 27 , 1727.
... man , she took the liberty to print ; as appears by the fol lowing , which we shall give at length , both as it is fomething curious , and as it may ferve for an apology for ourfelves . ΤΟ TO HENRY CROMWELL , ESQ . June 27 , 1727.
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... appear too much of a ju- venile ambition of wit , or affectation of gaiety , he may reasonably hope it will be confidered to whom , and at what age , he was guilty of it , as well as how foon it was over . The reft , every judge of ...
... appear too much of a ju- venile ambition of wit , or affectation of gaiety , he may reasonably hope it will be confidered to whom , and at what age , he was guilty of it , as well as how foon it was over . The reft , every judge of ...
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... appear in these letters . But if an author's hand , like a painter's , be more distin- guishable in a flight sketch than in a finished picture , this very careleffness will make them the better known from from fuch counterfeits , as ...
... appear in these letters . But if an author's hand , like a painter's , be more distin- guishable in a flight sketch than in a finished picture , this very careleffness will make them the better known from from fuch counterfeits , as ...
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... appears that Curl has omitted fome , mutilated others , and blended two together . With respect to this Collection of Letters , it may be observed in general , that thofe are beft which are written by the perfons that have been moft ...
... appears that Curl has omitted fome , mutilated others , and blended two together . With respect to this Collection of Letters , it may be observed in general , that thofe are beft which are written by the perfons that have been moft ...
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... appearing when the fun is fet , that twinkle only in his absence , and with the rays they have borrowed from him . Our wit ( as you call it ) is but reflection or imitation , therefore fcarce to be called ours . True Wit , I believe ...
... appearing when the fun is fet , that twinkle only in his absence , and with the rays they have borrowed from him . Our wit ( as you call it ) is but reflection or imitation , therefore fcarce to be called ours . True Wit , I believe ...
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