The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volumen 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 páginas |
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... see me , and I writ you a fhort letter from Will's , that I longed to fee you . Mr. D ― s , about that time , charged me with giving them to a mistress , which I pofitively denied : not in the least , at that time , thinking of it ; but ...
... see me , and I writ you a fhort letter from Will's , that I longed to fee you . Mr. D ― s , about that time , charged me with giving them to a mistress , which I pofitively denied : not in the least , at that time , thinking of it ; but ...
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... See the Preface to Vol . I. of a Book called Mr. Pope's Literary Correspondence . b Poftfcript to the Preface to Vol . IV . c Narrative and Anecdotes before Vol . II . d In Vol . III . Letters from Mr. Pope to Mrs. Blount , etc. e Vol ...
... See the Preface to Vol . I. of a Book called Mr. Pope's Literary Correspondence . b Poftfcript to the Preface to Vol . IV . c Narrative and Anecdotes before Vol . II . d In Vol . III . Letters from Mr. Pope to Mrs. Blount , etc. e Vol ...
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... see them , that I have ( with your pardon ) omitted to return you an answer to your most ingenious letter : fo fcriblers to the public , like bankers to the public , are profuse in their volun- tary loans to it , whilft they forget to ...
... see them , that I have ( with your pardon ) omitted to return you an answer to your most ingenious letter : fo fcriblers to the public , like bankers to the public , are profuse in their volun- tary loans to it , whilft they forget to ...
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... seeing you , and , in return to your inviting me to your foreft , invite you to my foreft , the town ; where the ... see a pack of spaniels , called lovers , in a hot purfuit of a two - legged vixen , C 2 who who only flies the whole ...
... seeing you , and , in return to your inviting me to your foreft , invite you to my foreft , the town ; where the ... see a pack of spaniels , called lovers , in a hot purfuit of a two - legged vixen , C 2 who who only flies the whole ...
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... see not only the two great play - houses of the nation , thofe of the lords and commons , in difpute with one another ; but the two other play - houfes in high conteft , because the members of one house are removed up to t'other , as it ...
... see not only the two great play - houses of the nation , thofe of the lords and commons , in difpute with one another ; but the two other play - houfes in high conteft , because the members of one house are removed up to t'other , as it ...
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