The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Miscellaneous pieces in verse and proseC. Bathurst, 1770 |
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... observe this , and daily catechis'd thereupon , which his Father was wont to call , " Travelling at home . " He never gave him a Fig or an Orange but he obliged him to give an account from what Country it came . In Natural History he ...
... observe this , and daily catechis'd thereupon , which his Father was wont to call , " Travelling at home . " He never gave him a Fig or an Orange but he obliged him to give an account from what Country it came . In Natural History he ...
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... observe I have mixed unawares too much of " the Phrygian ; I might change it to the Ly- " dian , and foften their riotous tempers : But " it is enough : learn from this Sample to speak " with veneration of ancient Mufick . If this 66 ...
... observe I have mixed unawares too much of " the Phrygian ; I might change it to the Ly- " dian , and foften their riotous tempers : But " it is enough : learn from this Sample to speak " with veneration of ancient Mufick . If this 66 ...
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... store of cash of the latter fort . Happy Martin in fuch a Parent , and fuch a Companion ! What might not he atchieve in Arts and Sciences . L 3 Here Here I must premife a general observation of great benefit MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS . 149.
... store of cash of the latter fort . Happy Martin in fuch a Parent , and fuch a Companion ! What might not he atchieve in Arts and Sciences . L 3 Here Here I must premife a general observation of great benefit MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS . 149.
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Alexander Pope. Here I must premife a general observation of great benefit to mankind . That there are many people who have the use only of one Operation of the Intellect , though , like short - fighted men , they can hardly difcover it ...
Alexander Pope. Here I must premife a general observation of great benefit to mankind . That there are many people who have the use only of one Operation of the Intellect , though , like short - fighted men , they can hardly difcover it ...
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... observe , in every page of fuch a book , that cordial Love of Mankind , that inviolable Regard to Truth , that Paffion for his dear Country , and that particular attachment to the excellent Princefs Queen Anne ; furely that man deferves ...
... observe , in every page of fuch a book , that cordial Love of Mankind , that inviolable Regard to Truth , that Paffion for his dear Country , and that particular attachment to the excellent Princefs Queen Anne ; furely that man deferves ...
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