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We are now at the Bath , where ( if you are not , as I heartily hope , better engaged ) your coming would be the greatest pleasure to us in the world . Talk not of expences : Homer fhall fupport his children .
We are now at the Bath , where ( if you are not , as I heartily hope , better engaged ) your coming would be the greatest pleasure to us in the world . Talk not of expences : Homer fhall fupport his children .
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I AM extremely glad to find by a Letter of yours to Mr Fortescue , that you have received one from me ; and I beg you to keep , as the greatest of curiofities , that letter of mine which you received , and I never writ .
I AM extremely glad to find by a Letter of yours to Mr Fortescue , that you have received one from me ; and I beg you to keep , as the greatest of curiofities , that letter of mine which you received , and I never writ .
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They had pass'd thro ' the various labours of the year toge ther , with the greatest satisfaction ; if the milk'd , ' twas his morning and evening care , to bring the cows to her hand ; it was but laft fair that he bought her a prefent ...
They had pass'd thro ' the various labours of the year toge ther , with the greatest satisfaction ; if the milk'd , ' twas his morning and evening care , to bring the cows to her hand ; it was but laft fair that he bought her a prefent ...
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... but they are really the moft little creatures in the world , and the most interested , in all but one point ; which is , that they want judgment to know their greatest interest , to encourage and chuse honest men for their friends .
... but they are really the moft little creatures in the world , and the most interested , in all but one point ; which is , that they want judgment to know their greatest interest , to encourage and chuse honest men for their friends .
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He is their greatest favourite , who is the falsest : and when a man , by fuch vile gradations , arrives at the height of grandeur and power , he is then at best but in a circumstance to be hated , and in a condition to be hang'd ...
He is their greatest favourite , who is the falsest : and when a man , by fuch vile gradations , arrives at the height of grandeur and power , he is then at best but in a circumstance to be hated , and in a condition to be hang'd ...
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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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