The Works of Alexander Pope Esq, Band 7A. Millar, J. and R. Tonson, H. Lintot, and C. Bathurst, 1757 |
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... body can be fhocked at . The repeated permiffions you give me of dealing freely with you , will ( I hope ) excufe what I have done : for if I have not spared you when I thought feverity would do you a kind- ness , I have not mangled you ...
... body can be fhocked at . The repeated permiffions you give me of dealing freely with you , will ( I hope ) excufe what I have done : for if I have not spared you when I thought feverity would do you a kind- ness , I have not mangled you ...
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... body ( not even of those they think well of in their abfence ) yet will give you even in your abfence their good word ; and the cri- tics only hate you , for being forced to speak well of you whether they will or no : All this is true ...
... body ( not even of those they think well of in their abfence ) yet will give you even in your abfence their good word ; and the cri- tics only hate you , for being forced to speak well of you whether they will or no : All this is true ...
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... body thither . Some of them I had com- municated to you by letters before this , if I had not been uncertain where you pafs'd your time the last feafon So much fine weather , I doubt not , has given you all the pleasure you could defire ...
... body thither . Some of them I had com- municated to you by letters before this , if I had not been uncertain where you pafs'd your time the last feafon So much fine weather , I doubt not , has given you all the pleasure you could defire ...
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... body might be foolish enough to imagine them fo , and inquifitive enough to discover thofe faults which I ( by your help ) would correct . I therefore beg the favour of you to let them go no farther than your chamber , and to be very ...
... body might be foolish enough to imagine them fo , and inquifitive enough to discover thofe faults which I ( by your help ) would correct . I therefore beg the favour of you to let them go no farther than your chamber , and to be very ...
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... body , peace of mind , Quiet by day . Sound fleep by night ; ftudy and ease , Together mix'd ; fweet recreation , And innocence which moft does please , With meditation , F 3 Thus Thus let me live , unfeen , unknown , Thus FROM H ...
... body , peace of mind , Quiet by day . Sound fleep by night ; ftudy and ease , Together mix'd ; fweet recreation , And innocence which moft does please , With meditation , F 3 Thus Thus let me live , unfeen , unknown , Thus FROM H ...
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