The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. ...: With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; as They Were Delivered to the Editor a Little Before His Death: Together with the Commmentaries and Notes of R. Warbuton |
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... to relish my meat : And I confefs one point of conduct in my Lady Duchess ' s
life hath added much poignancy to it . There is a good Irish practical bull towards
the end of your letter , where you spend a dozen lines in telling me you must
leave ...
... to relish my meat : And I confefs one point of conduct in my Lady Duchess ' s
life hath added much poignancy to it . There is a good Irish practical bull towards
the end of your letter , where you spend a dozen lines in telling me you must
leave ...
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It is grounded upon a Maxim in Rochefoucault , and the dedication , after a formal
story , says , that my manner of writing is to be found in every line . I believe I
have told you , that I writ a year or two ago near five hundred lines upon the fame
...
It is grounded upon a Maxim in Rochefoucault , and the dedication , after a formal
story , says , that my manner of writing is to be found in every line . I believe I
have told you , that I writ a year or two ago near five hundred lines upon the fame
...
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Surely I never doubted about your Essay on Man ; and I would lay any odds , that
I would never . fail to discover you in fix lines , unless you had a mind to write
below or beside yourself on purpose . I confess I did never imagine you were fo ...
Surely I never doubted about your Essay on Man ; and I would lay any odds , that
I would never . fail to discover you in fix lines , unless you had a mind to write
below or beside yourself on purpose . I confess I did never imagine you were fo ...
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LETTERS of Dr SWIFT to Mr | 172 |
LETTER | 252 |
From Mr Pope and Dr Arbuthnot | 267 |
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