LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... honour and ancient friendship . Those who do neither , if they were d - d , what is it to a Protestant priest , who has nothing to do with the dead ? I answer for my own part as a Pa- pift , I would not pray them out of Purgatory . My ...
... honour and ancient friendship . Those who do neither , if they were d - d , what is it to a Protestant priest , who has nothing to do with the dead ? I answer for my own part as a Pa- pift , I would not pray them out of Purgatory . My ...
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Alexander Pope. I must first acknowledge the honour done me by Lord Orrery , whofe praises are that precious . ointment Solomon fpeaks of , which can be given only by men of Virtue : all other praise , whether from Poets or Peers , is ...
Alexander Pope. I must first acknowledge the honour done me by Lord Orrery , whofe praises are that precious . ointment Solomon fpeaks of , which can be given only by men of Virtue : all other praise , whether from Poets or Peers , is ...
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... honour is not conferred on the deferving , there can be none given to the undefervin ; no more from the hands of Priests , than of Princes . Adieu . God give you all true bleffings . I LETTER CVIII . Sept. 20 , 1741 . T is not my ...
... honour is not conferred on the deferving , there can be none given to the undefervin ; no more from the hands of Priests , than of Princes . Adieu . God give you all true bleffings . I LETTER CVIII . Sept. 20 , 1741 . T is not my ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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