Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... himself ? Do we ever think of bis Holiness , without annexing thereto the Idea of his being a Papift ? And does he not call himself the Supreme and In- fallible Head of the Church of Rome ? Does not Mr. Pope Arongly refemble his Tular ...
... himself ? Do we ever think of bis Holiness , without annexing thereto the Idea of his being a Papift ? And does he not call himself the Supreme and In- fallible Head of the Church of Rome ? Does not Mr. Pope Arongly refemble his Tular ...
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... himself fure of the Affections of his Mistress , wou'd be ready to introduce into her Company , an agreeable Acquaintance ; but he never imagin'd our Poet , wou'd arrive at such a Perfection in his Art , as to become his own Rival ...
... himself fure of the Affections of his Mistress , wou'd be ready to introduce into her Company , an agreeable Acquaintance ; but he never imagin'd our Poet , wou'd arrive at such a Perfection in his Art , as to become his own Rival ...
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... himself ! In order to fet this in a glaring Light , we muft repeat , what has been already advanced , that the Doctor , by clubbing bis Mite to its Introduction to the World , with the greater Pomp , has render'd himself acceffary to ...
... himself ! In order to fet this in a glaring Light , we muft repeat , what has been already advanced , that the Doctor , by clubbing bis Mite to its Introduction to the World , with the greater Pomp , has render'd himself acceffary to ...
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