The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 2J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... divine , The fcale to measure others wants by thine . See ! and confefs , one comfort ftill must rife ; ' Tis this , Tho ' Man's a fool , yet GOD IS WISE . [ 35 ] ARGUMENT OF EPISTLE III . Of the * 34 EP . II . ESSAY ON ' MA N.
... divine , The fcale to measure others wants by thine . See ! and confefs , one comfort ftill must rife ; ' Tis this , Tho ' Man's a fool , yet GOD IS WISE . [ 35 ] ARGUMENT OF EPISTLE III . Of the * 34 EP . II . ESSAY ON ' MA N.
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... wise at a Debate ; Drunk at a Borough , civil at a Ball ; Friendly at Hackney , faithlefs at Whitehall . Catius is ever moral , ever grave , Thinks who endures a knave , is next a knave , Save juft at dinner - then prefers , no doubt ...
... wise at a Debate ; Drunk at a Borough , civil at a Ball ; Friendly at Hackney , faithlefs at Whitehall . Catius is ever moral , ever grave , Thinks who endures a knave , is next a knave , Save juft at dinner - then prefers , no doubt ...
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... wise , Healthy by temp'rance , and by exercife ; His life , tho ' long , to sickness past unknown , His death was inftant , and without a groan . 400 O grant me , thus to live , and thus to die ! 404 Who fprung from Kings fhall know ...
... wise , Healthy by temp'rance , and by exercife ; His life , tho ' long , to sickness past unknown , His death was inftant , and without a groan . 400 O grant me , thus to live , and thus to die ! 404 Who fprung from Kings fhall know ...
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