The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 2J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... hope of a future ftate , that all his happiness in the prefent depends , ver . 77 , etc. IV . The pride of aiming at more knowledge , and pre- tending to more Perfection , the cause of Man's error and mifery . The impiety of putting ...
... hope of a future ftate , that all his happiness in the prefent depends , ver . 77 , etc. IV . The pride of aiming at more knowledge , and pre- tending to more Perfection , the cause of Man's error and mifery . The impiety of putting ...
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... XII . Intended for Sir Ifaac Newton . XIII . On Dr Atterbury . XIV . On the Duke of Buckingham . XV . Two for a per fon who would not be buried in Westminster - Abbey . HOPE humbly then , with trembling Pinions foar . Wait CONTENTS . iii .
... XII . Intended for Sir Ifaac Newton . XIII . On Dr Atterbury . XIV . On the Duke of Buckingham . XV . Two for a per fon who would not be buried in Westminster - Abbey . HOPE humbly then , with trembling Pinions foar . Wait CONTENTS . iii .
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Alexander Pope. HOPE humbly then , with trembling Pinions foar . Wait the great teacher Death , and God . adore . Essay on Man Ep.1 . A EPISTLE I. 5 . WAKE , my ST JOHN PL . VIII .
Alexander Pope. HOPE humbly then , with trembling Pinions foar . Wait the great teacher Death , and God . adore . Essay on Man Ep.1 . A EPISTLE I. 5 . WAKE , my ST JOHN PL . VIII .
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