The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 Seiten |
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... tion 56 60 63 66 LETTERS to and from Mr. CROMWELL . LETTER From 1708 to 1711 . I. To Mr. Cromwell II . To the Same III . To the Same 77 79 80 81 84 VI . Of IV . Concerning the first publication of the Author's Poems V. Of his ...
... tion 56 60 63 66 LETTERS to and from Mr. CROMWELL . LETTER From 1708 to 1711 . I. To Mr. Cromwell II . To the Same III . To the Same 77 79 80 81 84 VI . Of IV . Concerning the first publication of the Author's Poems V. Of his ...
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... tion , if I must fink , to do it as decently ( that is , as filently ) as I could ; fo when I found myself plunged into unforeseen and unavoidable ruin , I retreated from the world , and in a manner buried myself in a difmal place ...
... tion , if I must fink , to do it as decently ( that is , as filently ) as I could ; fo when I found myself plunged into unforeseen and unavoidable ruin , I retreated from the world , and in a manner buried myself in a difmal place ...
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... 20. and at the end of the Edi- tion of his Letters in 12mo . by the booksellers of London and Westminster ; and of the last Edition in 12mo . printed for T. Cooper , 1725 . I know not how it has been this author's fate PREFACE . xxvii.
... 20. and at the end of the Edi- tion of his Letters in 12mo . by the booksellers of London and Westminster ; and of the last Edition in 12mo . printed for T. Cooper , 1725 . I know not how it has been this author's fate PREFACE . xxvii.
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... tion , which have been my employment ever fince Eafter - Monday : I hope before Michaelmas to have discharged my tafk ; which , upon the word of a friend , is the most pleasing one I could be put upon . Since you are so near going into ...
... tion , which have been my employment ever fince Eafter - Monday : I hope before Michaelmas to have discharged my tafk ; which , upon the word of a friend , is the most pleasing one I could be put upon . Since you are so near going into ...
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... tion ; which I fhall always acknowledge , with all fort of gratitude to you for it ; who am , & c . • unless you did use it ; All * Here is the beginning and firft ftroke of that jealoufy and peevishness which he afterwards fhewed to ...
... tion ; which I fhall always acknowledge , with all fort of gratitude to you for it ; who am , & c . • unless you did use it ; All * Here is the beginning and firft ftroke of that jealoufy and peevishness which he afterwards fhewed to ...
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