LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... write for their paffions and their defigns ; let us write for truth , for honour , and for pofterity . If you must needs write about Politics at all ( but perhaps ' tis full as wife to play the fool any other way ) fure- ly it ought to ...
... write for their paffions and their defigns ; let us write for truth , for honour , and for pofterity . If you must needs write about Politics at all ( but perhaps ' tis full as wife to play the fool any other way ) fure- ly it ought to ...
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... write to you to pump you about fome poems faid to be yours . Pray tell her , that you have not answered me on the fame questions , and that I fhall take it as a thing never to be forgiven from you , if you tell anò- ther what you have ...
... write to you to pump you about fome poems faid to be yours . Pray tell her , that you have not answered me on the fame questions , and that I fhall take it as a thing never to be forgiven from you , if you tell anò- ther what you have ...
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... write no letters but of plain business , or plain how - d'ye's , to those few I am forced to correfpond with ... write , and always in folio . You are indeed almost the only men I know , who either can write in this age , or whose ...
... write no letters but of plain business , or plain how - d'ye's , to those few I am forced to correfpond with ... write , and always in folio . You are indeed almost the only men I know , who either can write in this age , or whose ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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