The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... overthrow , And treat this passion more as friend than foe ; A mightier Power the strong direction fends , And several Men impels to feveral ends : 165 Like varying winds , by other paffions tost , This Like EP . II . 47 . ESSAY ON MAN . "
... overthrow , And treat this passion more as friend than foe ; A mightier Power the strong direction fends , And several Men impels to feveral ends : 165 Like varying winds , by other paffions tost , This Like EP . II . 47 . ESSAY ON MAN . "
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... PASSION , anfwer one great aim ; 395 That true SELF - LOVE and SOCIAL are the fame ; That VIRTUE only makes our Blifs below ; And all our knowledge is , OURSELVES TO KNOW . VARIATION . Ver . 397. That Virtue only , & c . ] In the MS ...
... PASSION , anfwer one great aim ; 395 That true SELF - LOVE and SOCIAL are the fame ; That VIRTUE only makes our Blifs below ; And all our knowledge is , OURSELVES TO KNOW . VARIATION . Ver . 397. That Virtue only , & c . ] In the MS ...
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... PASSION : That will cer- tainly influence all the reft , and can reconcile the feeming or real inconfiftency of all his actions , ver . 175. Inftanced in the extraordinary Character of Clodio , ver . 179. A caution against mistaking fe ...
... PASSION : That will cer- tainly influence all the reft , and can reconcile the feeming or real inconfiftency of all his actions , ver . 175. Inftanced in the extraordinary Character of Clodio , ver . 179. A caution against mistaking fe ...
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Of the End and Efficacy of Satire | 9 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 27 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 40 |
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