The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volumen 7B. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly [and others], 1797 - 3650 páginas |
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... lives X. The use of poetical ftudies . A panegyric upon dogs XI . Of the taste of country gentlemen XII . On the severity of criticism XIII . After an illness . The obfcurity of a country life XIV . On the fame fubject . Concerning Ron ...
... lives X. The use of poetical ftudies . A panegyric upon dogs XI . Of the taste of country gentlemen XII . On the severity of criticism XIII . After an illness . The obfcurity of a country life XIV . On the fame fubject . Concerning Ron ...
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... live on the good fortune of the Pufhing young men , whose fancies are fo vigorous that they enfure their fuccefs in their adventures with the Mufes , by their ftrength of imagination . Your papers are fafe in my custody ( you may be ...
... live on the good fortune of the Pufhing young men , whose fancies are fo vigorous that they enfure their fuccefs in their adventures with the Mufes , by their ftrength of imagination . Your papers are fafe in my custody ( you may be ...
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... live much as they ride , at random ; a 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 ...
... live much as they ride , at random ; a 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 ...
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... live the longer ; thus , like your mafter Apollo , you are at once a poet and a phyfician . Now , Sir , as to my impudent invitation of you to the town , your good nature was the first cause of my confident request ; but excuse me , I ...
... live the longer ; thus , like your mafter Apollo , you are at once a poet and a phyfician . Now , Sir , as to my impudent invitation of you to the town , your good nature was the first cause of my confident request ; but excuse me , I ...
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... lives , " & c . It was originally thus expreffed , " As clocks run fafteft when most lead is on . " in a letter of Mr. Pope's to Mr. Wycherley , dated April 3 , 1705 , and in a Paper of verses of his , To the Author of a Poem called ...
... lives , " & c . It was originally thus expreffed , " As clocks run fafteft when most lead is on . " in a letter of Mr. Pope's to Mr. Wycherley , dated April 3 , 1705 , and in a Paper of verses of his , To the Author of a Poem called ...
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