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In his letters , on the death of his father , he quotes the line : Sic mihi contingat vivere , sicque mori ! ı which becomes the line prompted by the same death in An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot : Oh grant me thus to live , and thus to die ...
In his letters , on the death of his father , he quotes the line : Sic mihi contingat vivere , sicque mori ! ı which becomes the line prompted by the same death in An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot : Oh grant me thus to live , and thus to die ...
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In On the Poetry of Pope I quoted several instances.4 Of the more purely biographical evidence , the brightest instance is that decisive moment in 1718 when Pope chose a place to live in . His choice was the narrower in that ...
In On the Poetry of Pope I quoted several instances.4 Of the more purely biographical evidence , the brightest instance is that decisive moment in 1718 when Pope chose a place to live in . His choice was the narrower in that ...
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Then this of Flavia : Flavia ' s a Wit , has too much sense to Pray , To Toast our wants and wishes , is her way ; Nor asks of God , but of her Stars to give The mighty blessing , ' while we live , to live ' .
Then this of Flavia : Flavia ' s a Wit , has too much sense to Pray , To Toast our wants and wishes , is her way ; Nor asks of God , but of her Stars to give The mighty blessing , ' while we live , to live ' .
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NATURE | 1 |
MAN AND THE OTHER CREATURES | 27 |
MAN AND THE CALL TO LIVE WELL | 36 |
Urheberrecht | |
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