The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 6J. Balfour, 1764 |
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Seite xiii
... Ireland . Against the general corruption . LXXIX . From the fame . His kindness for Mr P. and his own infirm condition . LXXX . Mr Pope to Dr Swift . His plan for the fecond book of Ethic Epiftles , of the extent and limits of human ...
... Ireland . Against the general corruption . LXXIX . From the fame . His kindness for Mr P. and his own infirm condition . LXXX . Mr Pope to Dr Swift . His plan for the fecond book of Ethic Epiftles , of the extent and limits of human ...
Seite xiv
... Ireland to fome paffages in Mr Pope's letters publish- ed in England . The Dean's own opinion of them . LXXXVIII . From Dr Swift . Of his declining state of health . His opinion of Mr P's Dialogue , intitled , One Thousand Seven Hundred ...
... Ireland to fome paffages in Mr Pope's letters publish- ed in England . The Dean's own opinion of them . LXXXVIII . From Dr Swift . Of his declining state of health . His opinion of Mr P's Dialogue , intitled , One Thousand Seven Hundred ...
Seite xv
... Ireland . CVI . His fatisfaction in the prospect of meeting his friend in town . CVII . Acquainting him with his obligations to a noble Lord . CVIII . An account of his project for adding a fourth book to the DUNCIAD . CIX . CX ...
... Ireland . CVI . His fatisfaction in the prospect of meeting his friend in town . CVII . Acquainting him with his obligations to a noble Lord . CVIII . An account of his project for adding a fourth book to the DUNCIAD . CIX . CX ...
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Alexander Pope. Mr Cle- tioned kindly : he is in the north of Ireland , doing I know not what , with I know not whom . land always fpeaks of you : he is at Tunbridge , won- dering at the fuperior carni - voracity of our friend : he plays ...
Alexander Pope. Mr Cle- tioned kindly : he is in the north of Ireland , doing I know not what , with I know not whom . land always fpeaks of you : he is at Tunbridge , won- dering at the fuperior carni - voracity of our friend : he plays ...
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... Ireland accufe the Englishman of want of fpirit ; I filence you both with one line out of your own Ho- Quid te exempta juvat fpinis e pluribus una ? For I take the whole to be fo corrupted , that a cure in any part would be of little ...
... Ireland accufe the Englishman of want of fpirit ; I filence you both with one line out of your own Ho- Quid te exempta juvat fpinis e pluribus una ? For I take the whole to be fo corrupted , that a cure in any part would be of little ...
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