LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... fortune , who are perfectly easy , never impertinent , complying in every thing , ready to do a hundred little offices that you and may often want , who dine and fit with me five times for once that I go to them , and whom I can tell ...
... fortune , who are perfectly easy , never impertinent , complying in every thing , ready to do a hundred little offices that you and may often want , who dine and fit with me five times for once that I go to them , and whom I can tell ...
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... fortunes , kind to every body , hath abundance of friends , entertains them often and liberally , they pass the ... fortune for the fame temper , and yet I cannot fay I love it , for I do not love my Lord who is much of the Doctor's ...
... fortunes , kind to every body , hath abundance of friends , entertains them often and liberally , they pass the ... fortune for the fame temper , and yet I cannot fay I love it , for I do not love my Lord who is much of the Doctor's ...
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Alexander Pope. your fortune to what will support you with ease and plenty , a good house and a garden . The want of this I much dread for you : For I have often known a She - coufin of a good family and small fortune , paffing months ...
Alexander Pope. your fortune to what will support you with ease and plenty , a good house and a garden . The want of this I much dread for you : For I have often known a She - coufin of a good family and small fortune , paffing months ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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