The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... fall with Truth , you greatly fall . ' Tis Virtue's native luftre that must shine ; The Poet can but set it in his line : And who unmov'd with laughter can behold A fordid pebble meanly grac'd with gold ? 340 Let real Merit then adorn ...
... fall with Truth , you greatly fall . ' Tis Virtue's native luftre that must shine ; The Poet can but set it in his line : And who unmov'd with laughter can behold A fordid pebble meanly grac'd with gold ? 340 Let real Merit then adorn ...
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... fall again to duft . Last night , her Lord was all that's good and great ; A Knave this morning , and his Will a Cheat . Strange ! by the Means defeated of the Ends , By Spirit robb'd of Power , by Warmth of Friends , By Wealth of ...
... fall again to duft . Last night , her Lord was all that's good and great ; A Knave this morning , and his Will a Cheat . Strange ! by the Means defeated of the Ends , By Spirit robb'd of Power , by Warmth of Friends , By Wealth of ...
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... fall , What fay you ? B. Say ? Why take it , Gold and all . P. What Riches give us , let us then inquire ? 70 75 Meat , Fire , and Cloaths . B. What more ? P. Meat , Cloaths , and Fire . Is this too little ? would you more than live ...
... fall , What fay you ? B. Say ? Why take it , Gold and all . P. What Riches give us , let us then inquire ? 70 75 Meat , Fire , and Cloaths . B. What more ? P. Meat , Cloaths , and Fire . Is this too little ? would you more than live ...
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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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