The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 2J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... charms and excellence ? Why elfe to walk on two fo oft effay'd ; And why this ardent longing for a maid ? So Pug might plead , and call his Gods unkind ' Till fet on end , and married to his mind . Go , reas'ning Thing ! affume the ...
... charms and excellence ? Why elfe to walk on two fo oft effay'd ; And why this ardent longing for a maid ? So Pug might plead , and call his Gods unkind ' Till fet on end , and married to his mind . Go , reas'ning Thing ! affume the ...
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... charms , but charm not all alike ; On diff'rent senses , diff'rent objects strike ; Hence diff'rent Paffions more or less inflame , As ftrong or weak , the organs of the frame ; 115 120 125 130 After ver . 108. in the MS . A tedious ...
... charms , but charm not all alike ; On diff'rent senses , diff'rent objects strike ; Hence diff'rent Paffions more or less inflame , As ftrong or weak , the organs of the frame ; 115 120 125 130 After ver . 108. in the MS . A tedious ...
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... Ev'n av'rice , prudence ; floth , philofophy ; Luft , thro ' fone certain strainers well refin'd , Is gentle love , and charms all womankind ; . 185 -190 Envy , to which th ' ignoble mind's a flave EP . II . 29 ESSAY ON MAN .
... Ev'n av'rice , prudence ; floth , philofophy ; Luft , thro ' fone certain strainers well refin'd , Is gentle love , and charms all womankind ; . 185 -190 Envy , to which th ' ignoble mind's a flave EP . II . 29 ESSAY ON MAN .
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... charms , in Curtius is divine : The fame ambition can destroy or fave , And makes a patriot as it makes a knave . t After ver . 194. in the MS . How oft with Paffion , Virtue points her Charms ! Then fhines the Hero , then the Patriot ...
... charms , in Curtius is divine : The fame ambition can destroy or fave , And makes a patriot as it makes a knave . t After ver . 194. in the MS . How oft with Paffion , Virtue points her Charms ! Then fhines the Hero , then the Patriot ...
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... charms us with his Spleen . But these plain Characters we rarely find ; Tho ' ftrong the bent , yet quick the turns of mind : Or puzzling Contraries confound the Whole ; Or Affectations quite reverse the foul ; The dull , flat Falfhood ...
... charms us with his Spleen . But these plain Characters we rarely find ; Tho ' ftrong the bent , yet quick the turns of mind : Or puzzling Contraries confound the Whole ; Or Affectations quite reverse the foul ; The dull , flat Falfhood ...
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