Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Subject of Religion , yet he did , and oftentimes wrote too , but found him quite immoveable . The laft Time he wrote , mixing Matters of Re- ligion with other Subjects , was on the Death of Mr. Pope's Father , a Letter of Comfort and ...
... Subject of Religion , yet he did , and oftentimes wrote too , but found him quite immoveable . The laft Time he wrote , mixing Matters of Re- ligion with other Subjects , was on the Death of Mr. Pope's Father , a Letter of Comfort and ...
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... Subject Mr Wycherly to Mr Pope con- cerning his Poems 27 31 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 32 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 33 Mr Pope to Mr Wycherly on the correcting his Madrigals 36 and Poems Mir Pope to Mr Crumswell on Mr ...
... Subject Mr Wycherly to Mr Pope con- cerning his Poems 27 31 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 32 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 33 Mr Pope to Mr Wycherly on the correcting his Madrigals 36 and Poems Mir Pope to Mr Crumswell on Mr ...
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... Subject to Do 32 33 On the fame Subject to Do Is difpleas'd with Mr Pope 36 Receives a Letter from Mr Pope 37 Falls out with the Duke of Monmouth 136 The flight Occafion ibid Speaks to the King without Effect 138 The Anfwer Lord ...
... Subject to Do 32 33 On the fame Subject to Do Is difpleas'd with Mr Pope 36 Receives a Letter from Mr Pope 37 Falls out with the Duke of Monmouth 136 The flight Occafion ibid Speaks to the King without Effect 138 The Anfwer Lord ...
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