LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... see you . I am glad you perfift and abide by fo good a thing as that Poem , in which I am immortal for my Morality : I never took any praise fo kindly , and yet , I think , I deserve that praise better than I do any other . When does ...
... see you . I am glad you perfift and abide by fo good a thing as that Poem , in which I am immortal for my Morality : I never took any praise fo kindly , and yet , I think , I deserve that praise better than I do any other . When does ...
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... see you and Mrs. Allen- twice there inftead of once . But , as matters have turned out , a decent obedience to the go- vernment has fince obliged me to reside here , ten miles out of the capital ; and therefore I must see you here or no ...
... see you and Mrs. Allen- twice there inftead of once . But , as matters have turned out , a decent obedience to the go- vernment has fince obliged me to reside here , ten miles out of the capital ; and therefore I must see you here or no ...
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... see you here . Mr. Allen comes not till the 16th , and you will probably chuse to be in town chiefly while he is there . I received yours just now , and I writ to hinder - from print- ing the Comment on the Ufe of Riches too haf- tily ...
... see you here . Mr. Allen comes not till the 16th , and you will probably chuse to be in town chiefly while he is there . I received yours just now , and I writ to hinder - from print- ing the Comment on the Ufe of Riches too haf- tily ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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