The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 2J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... knave . t After ver . 194. in the MS . How oft with Paffion , Virtue points her Charms ! Then fhines the Hero , then the Patriot warms . Peleus ' great Son , or Brutus , who had known , Had Lucrece been a Whore , or Helen none ? But ...
... knave . t After ver . 194. in the MS . How oft with Paffion , Virtue points her Charms ! Then fhines the Hero , then the Patriot warms . Peleus ' great Son , or Brutus , who had known , Had Lucrece been a Whore , or Helen none ? But ...
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... knave ) Contents us not . A better fhall we have ? A kingdom of the just then let it be : But first confider how thofe Juft agree . The good muft merit God's peculiar care ; 125 130 135 But who , but God , can tell us who they are ? One ...
... knave ) Contents us not . A better fhall we have ? A kingdom of the just then let it be : But first confider how thofe Juft agree . The good muft merit God's peculiar care ; 125 130 135 But who , but God , can tell us who they are ? One ...
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... knave deserves it , when he tills the foil , The knave deferves it , when he tempts the main , Where folly fights for kings , or dives for gain . The good man may be weak , be indolent ; Nor is his claim to plenty , but content . But ...
... knave deserves it , when he tills the foil , The knave deferves it , when he tempts the main , Where folly fights for kings , or dives for gain . The good man may be weak , be indolent ; Nor is his claim to plenty , but content . But ...
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... knave . Who noble ends by noble means obtains , Or failing , fiuiles in exile or in chains , Like good Aurelius let him reign , or bleed 220 225 230 235 Like Socrates , that Man is great indeed . What's Fame a fancy'd life in others ...
... knave . Who noble ends by noble means obtains , Or failing , fiuiles in exile or in chains , Like good Aurelius let him reign , or bleed 220 225 230 235 Like Socrates , that Man is great indeed . What's Fame a fancy'd life in others ...
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... Knave , Tho ' many a paffenger he rightly call , You hold him no Philofopher at all . And yet the fate of all extremes is fuch , Men may be read , as well as Books , too much . To obfervations which ourfelves we make , We grow more ...
... Knave , Tho ' many a paffenger he rightly call , You hold him no Philofopher at all . And yet the fate of all extremes is fuch , Men may be read , as well as Books , too much . To obfervations which ourfelves we make , We grow more ...
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