The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... honour will do me the right , of owning by a line that I came honeftly by them . I flatter myself , in a few months I fhall again be vifible to the world ; and whenever through good provi- dence that turn fhall happen , I fhall joyfully ...
... honour will do me the right , of owning by a line that I came honeftly by them . I flatter myself , in a few months I fhall again be vifible to the world ; and whenever through good provi- dence that turn fhall happen , I fhall joyfully ...
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... intimate intercourse of friend with friend , and the most neceffary commerce of man with man , unsafe , and to be dreaded . To open letters is efteemed efteemed the greatest breach of honour : even to look PREFACE . xxxi.
... intimate intercourse of friend with friend , and the most neceffary commerce of man with man , unsafe , and to be dreaded . To open letters is efteemed efteemed the greatest breach of honour : even to look PREFACE . xxxi.
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Alexander Pope. efteemed the greatest breach of honour : even to look into them already opened or accidentally dropt , is held an ungenerous , if not an immoral act . What then can be thought of procuring them merely by fraud , and the ...
Alexander Pope. efteemed the greatest breach of honour : even to look into them already opened or accidentally dropt , is held an ungenerous , if not an immoral act . What then can be thought of procuring them merely by fraud , and the ...
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... honour or difhonour even to me , much lefs to Mr. Dryden . I agree with you that whatever leffer Wits have risen fince his death , are but like stars appearing when the fun is fet , that twinkle only in his absence , and with the rays ...
... honour or difhonour even to me , much lefs to Mr. Dryden . I agree with you that whatever leffer Wits have risen fince his death , are but like stars appearing when the fun is fet , that twinkle only in his absence , and with the rays ...
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... opinion of myself than I deferve : They made him think he was the fon of Jupiter , and you affure me I am a man of parts . But is this all you can fay to to my honour ? you faid ten times as much FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . 15.
... opinion of myself than I deferve : They made him think he was the fon of Jupiter , and you affure me I am a man of parts . But is this all you can fay to to my honour ? you faid ten times as much FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . 15.
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