The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... you rehearse , Free the expression , fimple be the verse . In artless numbers paint th ' ambitious Peer , That mounts the box , and shines a Charioteer : In strains familiar fing the midnight toil Of Camps and In 22 POPE'S POEMS .
... you rehearse , Free the expression , fimple be the verse . In artless numbers paint th ' ambitious Peer , That mounts the box , and shines a Charioteer : In strains familiar fing the midnight toil Of Camps and In 22 POPE'S POEMS .
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... fing ; ' Twas all his praise to say " the oddest thing . " Proud for a jest obscene , a Patron's nod , To martyr Virtue , or blafpheme his God . 430 Ill - fated Dryden ! who unmov'd can fee Th ' extremes of wit and meannefs join'd in ...
... fing ; ' Twas all his praise to say " the oddest thing . " Proud for a jest obscene , a Patron's nod , To martyr Virtue , or blafpheme his God . 430 Ill - fated Dryden ! who unmov'd can fee Th ' extremes of wit and meannefs join'd in ...
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... fing , or cease to fing , we never know ; And if we will recite nine hours in ten , You lose your patience just like other men . Then too we hurt ourselves , when , to defend At fingle verse , we quarrel with a friend ; Repeat u unask'd ...
... fing , or cease to fing , we never know ; And if we will recite nine hours in ten , You lose your patience just like other men . Then too we hurt ourselves , when , to defend At fingle verse , we quarrel with a friend ; Repeat u unask'd ...
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PARTI Of the End and Efficacy of Satire | 29 |
reſpect to himſelf as an individual | 40 |
An Objection anſwered ver | 131 |
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