The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Moral essaysC. Bathurst, 1770 |
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... should deck fair Virtue's form alone , To Strumpets , Traitors , Tyrants vilely thrown : Unrival'd parts , the fcorn of honest fame ; And Genius rise , a Monument of shame ! 44I More happy France : immortal BOILEAU there Supported ...
... should deck fair Virtue's form alone , To Strumpets , Traitors , Tyrants vilely thrown : Unrival'd parts , the fcorn of honest fame ; And Genius rise , a Monument of shame ! 44I More happy France : immortal BOILEAU there Supported ...
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... no Friend , nor own a Foe but thine . But if her giddy eye fhould vainly quit Thy facred paths , to run the maze of wit ; If If her apoftate heart should e'er incline To offer incenfe Part III . ESSAY ON SATIRE . xxix.
... no Friend , nor own a Foe but thine . But if her giddy eye fhould vainly quit Thy facred paths , to run the maze of wit ; If If her apoftate heart should e'er incline To offer incenfe Part III . ESSAY ON SATIRE . xxix.
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Alexander Pope. If her apoftate heart should e'er incline To offer incenfe at Corruption's fhrine ; 525 Urge , urge thy pow'r , the black attempt confound , And dafh the fmoaking Cenfer to the ground . Thus aw'd to fear , inftructed ...
Alexander Pope. If her apoftate heart should e'er incline To offer incenfe at Corruption's fhrine ; 525 Urge , urge thy pow'r , the black attempt confound , And dafh the fmoaking Cenfer to the ground . Thus aw'd to fear , inftructed ...
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... should be ftill weaker . And though you see not the reason of this in your own cafe ; yet , that reasons there are , you may fee in the case of other of God's creatures . " Afk 45 Where all muft full or not coherent be , 42 EP . I ...
... should be ftill weaker . And though you see not the reason of this in your own cafe ; yet , that reasons there are , you may fee in the case of other of God's creatures . " Afk 45 Where all muft full or not coherent be , 42 EP . I ...
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... should expect this perfection in Man ? If you own that the great end of God ( notwithstanding all this deviation ) be general happiness , then it is Nature , and not God , that deviates ; and do you expect greater conftancy in Man ...
... should expect this perfection in Man ? If you own that the great end of God ( notwithstanding all this deviation ) be general happiness , then it is Nature , and not God , that deviates ; and do you expect greater conftancy in Man ...
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