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Live well , and fear no fudden fate ; When God calls Virtue to the grave , Alike ' tis Juftice foon or late , Mercy alike to kill or fave . Virtue unmov'd can hear the call , And face the flash that melts the ball .
Live well , and fear no fudden fate ; When God calls Virtue to the grave , Alike ' tis Juftice foon or late , Mercy alike to kill or fave . Virtue unmov'd can hear the call , And face the flash that melts the ball .
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Your own prefent escape from fo imminent danger , I pray God may prove lefs precarious than my poor Mother's can be ; whofe life at best can be but a fhort Reprieve , or a longer dying . But I fear , even that is more than God will ...
Your own prefent escape from fo imminent danger , I pray God may prove lefs precarious than my poor Mother's can be ; whofe life at best can be but a fhort Reprieve , or a longer dying . But I fear , even that is more than God will ...
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May your health augment as faft as , I fear , her's must decline : I believe that would be very fast- ' may the Life that is added to you be past in good fortune and tranquillity , rather of your own giving to yourself , than from any ...
May your health augment as faft as , I fear , her's must decline : I believe that would be very fast- ' may the Life that is added to you be past in good fortune and tranquillity , rather of your own giving to yourself , than from any ...
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Truly rejoiced to fee your hand - writing , though I fear'd the trouble it might give you . I wish I had not known that you are ftill fo exceffively weak . Every day for a week past I had hopes of being able in a day or two more to fee ...
Truly rejoiced to fee your hand - writing , though I fear'd the trouble it might give you . I wish I had not known that you are ftill fo exceffively weak . Every day for a week past I had hopes of being able in a day or two more to fee ...
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I am not without fears even on that perfon's account : I think it a bad omen : but what have I to do with Court omens ? -Dear Gay , adieu . I can VOL . VI . Ꭰ only add a plain uncourtly speech : While you are FROM MR GAY . 25.
I am not without fears even on that perfon's account : I think it a bad omen : but what have I to do with Court omens ? -Dear Gay , adieu . I can VOL . VI . Ꭰ only add a plain uncourtly speech : While you are FROM MR GAY . 25.
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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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