The Life of Alexander Pope (1769)Garland Pub., 1974 - 470 Seiten |
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... occafion . His other learned friend of the triumvirate , as he calls them , Dr. Arbuthnot , was abore the impofition , as never doubting of his Lordship's principles , and efteeming him accordingly . Dr. Swift having heard fomething of ...
... occafion . His other learned friend of the triumvirate , as he calls them , Dr. Arbuthnot , was abore the impofition , as never doubting of his Lordship's principles , and efteeming him accordingly . Dr. Swift having heard fomething of ...
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... occafion , concerning the opinion of ❝ a judge here who knows you , and told him , that on the first " reading thefe Effays , he was much pleased , but found fome “ lines a liule dark : on the second , most of them cleared up , ❝ and ...
... occafion , concerning the opinion of ❝ a judge here who knows you , and told him , that on the first " reading thefe Effays , he was much pleased , but found fome “ lines a liule dark : on the second , most of them cleared up , ❝ and ...
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... occafion , which morti- fied his Lordship's exceffive vanity , as appears from the following anecdote , which is extracted from a work already mentioned , intitled " A View of Lord " Bolingbroke's Philofophy . " Mi. About the year 1742 ...
... occafion , which morti- fied his Lordship's exceffive vanity , as appears from the following anecdote , which is extracted from a work already mentioned , intitled " A View of Lord " Bolingbroke's Philofophy . " Mi. About the year 1742 ...
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To Mr POPES LETTERS | 213 |
LETTER V | 219 |
LETTER VIII | 225 |
Urheberrecht | |
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