The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... imagine , that when you told me my own performances were above those Critics , I was fo vain as to believe it ; and yet I may not • When a very young Boy , he prevailed with a friend to carry him to a Coffee - house which Dryden ...
... imagine , that when you told me my own performances were above those Critics , I was fo vain as to believe it ; and yet I may not • When a very young Boy , he prevailed with a friend to carry him to a Coffee - house which Dryden ...
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... every blot , as well as every addition , and nothing be put upon the papers but what you fhall give your own sanction and affent to , at the fame time . Do not be so unjust , as to imagine from E 2 Do FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . 51.
... every blot , as well as every addition , and nothing be put upon the papers but what you fhall give your own sanction and affent to , at the fame time . Do not be so unjust , as to imagine from E 2 Do FROM MR . WYCHERLEY . 51.
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Alexander Pope. Do not be so unjust , as to imagine from hence that I would decline any part of this tafk ; on the contrary you know , I have been at the pains of transcribing some pieces , at once to comply with your defire of not ...
Alexander Pope. Do not be so unjust , as to imagine from hence that I would decline any part of this tafk ; on the contrary you know , I have been at the pains of transcribing some pieces , at once to comply with your defire of not ...
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... imagine them fo , and in- quifitive enough to discover those faults which I ( by your help ) would correct . I therefore beg the favour of you to let them go no farther than your chamber , and to be very free of your remarks in the ...
... imagine them fo , and in- quifitive enough to discover those faults which I ( by your help ) would correct . I therefore beg the favour of you to let them go no farther than your chamber , and to be very free of your remarks in the ...
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... imagine that it was a fort of Rondeau which the Gallic foldiers * fung in Cæfar's triumph over * From this Song of the Gallic Soldiers , I will take occafion to observe , that we have several forts of measures commonly used in our ...
... imagine that it was a fort of Rondeau which the Gallic foldiers * fung in Cæfar's triumph over * From this Song of the Gallic Soldiers , I will take occafion to observe , that we have several forts of measures commonly used in our ...
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