Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Fault with his Faults , and mending them by your obliging Severity . I hope ( in point of your good Nature ) you will have no cruel Chari- ty for thofe Papers of mine , you were fo willing to be troubled with ; which I take most ...
... Fault with his Faults , and mending them by your obliging Severity . I hope ( in point of your good Nature ) you will have no cruel Chari- ty for thofe Papers of mine , you were fo willing to be troubled with ; which I take most ...
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... Faults , one quiet Tenour keep ; We cannot blame indeed - but we may fleep . In Wit , as Nature , what affects our ... Fault of fuch , Who still are pleas'd too little , or too much . At ev'ry Trifle fcorn to take Offence , That always ...
... Faults , one quiet Tenour keep ; We cannot blame indeed - but we may fleep . In Wit , as Nature , what affects our ... Fault of fuch , Who still are pleas'd too little , or too much . At ev'ry Trifle fcorn to take Offence , That always ...
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... Faults ) that her's can be ever parallel'd with it . Befides he could not be ignorant , that finding Faults is the most easy and vulgar Part of a Critic ; whereas nothing fhews fo much Skill and Tafte both , as the being throughly ...
... Faults ) that her's can be ever parallel'd with it . Befides he could not be ignorant , that finding Faults is the most easy and vulgar Part of a Critic ; whereas nothing fhews fo much Skill and Tafte both , as the being throughly ...
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