Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, Band 1Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961 Seiten |
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... Friend will stick one here ? 125 But yet a Heart half wrong'd Pierr . Yes , if I thought thou wert not to be cherisht 130 To a nobler purpose , I'd be that Friend . But thou hast better Friends , Friends , whom thy Wrongs Have made thy ...
... Friend will stick one here ? 125 But yet a Heart half wrong'd Pierr . Yes , if I thought thou wert not to be cherisht 130 To a nobler purpose , I'd be that Friend . But thou hast better Friends , Friends , whom thy Wrongs Have made thy ...
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... friend , 395 Betray'd by my vile falshood , to his ruine . Oh Pierre ! Pierr . Yet nearer . Jaff . Crawling on my ... friend . Pierr . Friend ! Could'st thou yet be a Friend , a generous friend , I might hope Comfort from thy noble ...
... friend , 395 Betray'd by my vile falshood , to his ruine . Oh Pierre ! Pierr . Yet nearer . Jaff . Crawling on my ... friend . Pierr . Friend ! Could'st thou yet be a Friend , a generous friend , I might hope Comfort from thy noble ...
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... friend ( and fellow Scriblerian ) of Pope , was on his death - bed . Pope , who was at the time traveling about the country , staying at the houses of friends as he moved from place to place , wrote to Arbuthnot , who answered rather ...
... friend ( and fellow Scriblerian ) of Pope , was on his death - bed . Pope , who was at the time traveling about the country , staying at the houses of friends as he moved from place to place , wrote to Arbuthnot , who answered rather ...
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John Dryden 16311700 | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
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