The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volumen 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 páginas |
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... kind a friend as yourself . But as it was always my refolu- tion , if I must fink , to do it as decently ( that is , as filently ) as I could ; fo when I found myself plunged into unforeseen and unavoidable ruin , I retreated from the ...
... kind a friend as yourself . But as it was always my refolu- tion , if I must fink , to do it as decently ( that is , as filently ) as I could ; fo when I found myself plunged into unforeseen and unavoidable ruin , I retreated from the ...
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... kind , put him upon recalling as many as he could from those who he imagined had kept any . He was forry to find the number fo great , but immediately leffened it by burning three parts in four of them : the rest he spared , not in any ...
... kind , put him upon recalling as many as he could from those who he imagined had kept any . He was forry to find the number fo great , but immediately leffened it by burning three parts in four of them : the rest he spared , not in any ...
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... kind the Letters of three ce- lebrated Ladies , Madame de Sevigné , Madame Maintenon , and Lady Mary Wortley Montague , are masterpieces . So indeed is the corre- fpondence betwixt Boileau and Racine , published by his fon . But be ...
... kind the Letters of three ce- lebrated Ladies , Madame de Sevigné , Madame Maintenon , and Lady Mary Wortley Montague , are masterpieces . So indeed is the corre- fpondence betwixt Boileau and Racine , published by his fon . But be ...
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... kind of hunting life , pursuing with earnestness and hazard something not worth the catching ; never in the way , nor out of it . I can't but prefer folitude to the company of all thefe ; for though a man's felf may poffibly be the ...
... kind of hunting life , pursuing with earnestness and hazard something not worth the catching ; never in the way , nor out of it . I can't but prefer folitude to the company of all thefe ; for though a man's felf may poffibly be the ...
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... kind letter , with my paper your to Mr. Dryden corrected . I own you have made more of it by making it lefs , as the Dutch are faid to burn half the spices they bring home , to inhance the price of the remainder , fo to be greater ...
... kind letter , with my paper your to Mr. Dryden corrected . I own you have made more of it by making it lefs , as the Dutch are faid to burn half the spices they bring home , to inhance the price of the remainder , fo to be greater ...
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