The Life of Alexander Pope (1769)Garland Pub., 1974 - 470 Seiten |
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... expreffed it , Merum Sal . As it was apparent that his objection to fo noble a piece of invention , could not be the result of his judg- ment , Mr. POPE , not without reafon , began to entertain fufpicions of his fincerity . It was not ...
... expreffed it , Merum Sal . As it was apparent that his objection to fo noble a piece of invention , could not be the result of his judg- ment , Mr. POPE , not without reafon , began to entertain fufpicions of his fincerity . It was not ...
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... expreffed at Mr. Addifon's good fortune ; which be expreffed so naturally , that he ( Mr. Pops ) could not but think him fincere . Mr. Addiion replied , I do not fufpect that he feigned ; but the levity of his heart is such , that he is ...
... expreffed at Mr. Addifon's good fortune ; which be expreffed so naturally , that he ( Mr. Pops ) could not but think him fincere . Mr. Addiion replied , I do not fufpect that he feigned ; but the levity of his heart is such , that he is ...
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... expreffed a greater re- verence and veneration of the Deity , or entertained a firmer perfuafion of the truths of Chriftianity . Witlings and Freethinkers are always forward to pervert the fentiments of eminent writers , so as to give ...
... expreffed a greater re- verence and veneration of the Deity , or entertained a firmer perfuafion of the truths of Chriftianity . Witlings and Freethinkers are always forward to pervert the fentiments of eminent writers , so as to give ...
Inhalt
To Mr POPES LETTERS | 213 |
LETTER V | 219 |
LETTER VIII | 225 |
Urheberrecht | |
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