The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... esteem , and shall ever be , Sir , Your faithful Friend , etc. HENRY CROMWELL . MR . CROMWELL TO MR . POPE . Auguft 1 , 1727 . THOUGH I writ my long narrative from Epfom , till I was tired , yet I was not fatisfied ; left any doubt ...
... esteem , and shall ever be , Sir , Your faithful Friend , etc. HENRY CROMWELL . MR . CROMWELL TO MR . POPE . Auguft 1 , 1727 . THOUGH I writ my long narrative from Epfom , till I was tired , yet I was not fatisfied ; left any doubt ...
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... esteem for you are no more poetic than my talent in fcribling . But of all the arts of fiction I defire you to believe I want that of feigning friendship , and that I am fincerely Your , etc. I LETTER XVII . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . May 13 ...
... esteem for you are no more poetic than my talent in fcribling . But of all the arts of fiction I defire you to believe I want that of feigning friendship , and that I am fincerely Your , etc. I LETTER XVII . FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . May 13 ...
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... esteem him for his early praife and encouragement of Pope , which per- haps contributed to determine Pope to devote himself to the study of Poetry . The beft of Walsh's poetry is a Parody on the Fourth Eclogue now in London , not only ...
... esteem him for his early praife and encouragement of Pope , which per- haps contributed to determine Pope to devote himself to the study of Poetry . The beft of Walsh's poetry is a Parody on the Fourth Eclogue now in London , not only ...
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... juft as you think fit . I fhall be very much pleased to fee you again in Town , and to hear from you in the mean time . I am , with very much esteem , Your , etc. VOL . VII . F LETTER VI . Oct. 22 , 1706 . A FTER FROM W. WALSH , ESQ . 65.
... juft as you think fit . I fhall be very much pleased to fee you again in Town , and to hear from you in the mean time . I am , with very much esteem , Your , etc. VOL . VII . F LETTER VI . Oct. 22 , 1706 . A FTER FROM W. WALSH , ESQ . 65.
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... esteem myself the least thing like a man in England , yet I can't but be forry , two heroes of fuch a make fhould die in- glorious in their beds ; when it had been a fate more worthy our fize , had they met with theirs from an ir ...
... esteem myself the least thing like a man in England , yet I can't but be forry , two heroes of fuch a make fhould die in- glorious in their beds ; when it had been a fate more worthy our fize , had they met with theirs from an ir ...
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