The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... reasons why friendships may be con- tracted between perfons of unequal years , • and the advantage of fuch friendships VII . Against compliment VIII . An account of the duller fort of Country Gentlemen , and Country Life IX . From Mr ...
... reasons why friendships may be con- tracted between perfons of unequal years , • and the advantage of fuch friendships VII . Against compliment VIII . An account of the duller fort of Country Gentlemen , and Country Life IX . From Mr ...
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... reasons for my own stay here , but I wish I could give you any for your coming hither , except that I earnestly invite you . And yet I can't help faying I have fuffered a great deal of discontent that you do not come , though I fo ...
... reasons for my own stay here , but I wish I could give you any for your coming hither , except that I earnestly invite you . And yet I can't help faying I have fuffered a great deal of discontent that you do not come , though I fo ...
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... reasons of state . In- fomuch that the lower houses , I mean the play - houses , are going to act tragedies on one another without doors , and the Sovereign is put to it ( as it often hap- pens in the other two houses ) to filence one ...
... reasons of state . In- fomuch that the lower houses , I mean the play - houses , are going to act tragedies on one another without doors , and the Sovereign is put to it ( as it often hap- pens in the other two houses ) to filence one ...
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... reason , but because the confequence of this machine appears not till the fecond book . ) The tranflation goes on from thence to the words Hic vero ambobus rabiem fortuna cruentam , where there is an odd account of a battle at fifty ...
... reason , but because the confequence of this machine appears not till the fecond book . ) The tranflation goes on from thence to the words Hic vero ambobus rabiem fortuna cruentam , where there is an odd account of a battle at fifty ...
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... reason that furnishes Covent- e Jacob Tonfon's fixth volume of Poetical Mifcellanies , in which Mr. Pope's Paftorals , and fome verfions of Homer and Chaucer were first printed . P. Covent - garden with those nofegays you fo delight in ...
... reason that furnishes Covent- e Jacob Tonfon's fixth volume of Poetical Mifcellanies , in which Mr. Pope's Paftorals , and fome verfions of Homer and Chaucer were first printed . P. Covent - garden with those nofegays you fo delight in ...
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