An Epistle from Mr. Pope to Dr. Arbuthnot, 1734: And Epistle VII to Dr. Arbuthnot from The Works, Volume II 1735Scolar Press, 1970 - 49 Seiten |
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... Pope. 762523-116 . NOTE Although it bears the date 1734 , Pope's Epistle to Arbuthnot was not published until 2 January 1735 ; on that day it was advertised in the London Evening Post and the copyright was entered to Lawton Gilliver in ...
... Pope. 762523-116 . NOTE Although it bears the date 1734 , Pope's Epistle to Arbuthnot was not published until 2 January 1735 ; on that day it was advertised in the London Evening Post and the copyright was entered to Lawton Gilliver in ...
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... Pope. these are in the second half of the poem , and particularly concern the characters of Bufo and Sporus ? There seem to be three obvious hypotheses : I. 1. That in the process of correcting two texts in the printing - house , certain ...
... Pope. these are in the second half of the poem , and particularly concern the characters of Bufo and Sporus ? There seem to be three obvious hypotheses : I. 1. That in the process of correcting two texts in the printing - house , certain ...
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... Pope. 370 Yet why ? that Father held it for a rule It was a Sin to call our Neighbour Fool , That harmless Mother thought no Wife a Whore , — Hear this ! and spare his Family , James Moore Unfpotted Names ! and memorable long , If there ...
... Pope. 370 Yet why ? that Father held it for a rule It was a Sin to call our Neighbour Fool , That harmless Mother thought no Wife a Whore , — Hear this ! and spare his Family , James Moore Unfpotted Names ! and memorable long , If there ...
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