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Mrs Howard has writ you fomething or other in a letter , which , fhe says , the repents . She has as much good - nature as if he had never feen any ill - nature , and had been bred among lambs and turtledoves , inftead of Princes and ...
Mrs Howard has writ you fomething or other in a letter , which , fhe says , the repents . She has as much good - nature as if he had never feen any ill - nature , and had been bred among lambs and turtledoves , inftead of Princes and ...
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I don't say this with any allufion to my poetical capacity as a fon of Apollo , but in my companionable one ( if you'll fuffer me to use a phrase of the Earl of Clarendon's ) for I shall fee or be seen of few of you this winter .
I don't say this with any allufion to my poetical capacity as a fon of Apollo , but in my companionable one ( if you'll fuffer me to use a phrase of the Earl of Clarendon's ) for I shall fee or be seen of few of you this winter .
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IT T is true that I write to you very seldom , and have no pretence of writing which satisfies me , because I have nothing to say that can give you much pleasure : only merely that I am in being , which in truth is of little confequence ...
IT T is true that I write to you very seldom , and have no pretence of writing which satisfies me , because I have nothing to say that can give you much pleasure : only merely that I am in being , which in truth is of little confequence ...
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YOUR UR letter is a very kind one , but I can't say fo pleafing to me as many of yours have been , thro ' the account you give of the dejection of your fpirits . I wish the too conftant ufe of water does not - contribute to it ; I find ...
YOUR UR letter is a very kind one , but I can't say fo pleafing to me as many of yours have been , thro ' the account you give of the dejection of your fpirits . I wish the too conftant ufe of water does not - contribute to it ; I find ...
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With ev'ry pleafing , ev'ry prudent part , Say what can Cloe want ? -She wants a heart . 44 LETTER XXIII . 11 The death of Wilks leaves Cibber without a collegue , 36 LETTERS TO AND.
With ev'ry pleafing , ev'ry prudent part , Say what can Cloe want ? -She wants a heart . 44 LETTER XXIII . 11 The death of Wilks leaves Cibber without a collegue , 36 LETTERS TO AND.
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| Titel | The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 6 The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Alexander Pope |
| Autor/in | Alexander Pope |
| Verlag | J. Balfour, 1764 |
| Original von | Lyon Public Library (Bibliothèque jésuite des Fontaines) |
| Digitalisiert | 23. Sept. 2010 |
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