The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen 1A.J. Valpy W.A., 1835 |
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... for his apartment was the one in which sir Robert Wal- pole had been confined . Horace Walpole , with his usual wit , observes of lord Lansdowne's authorship , that ' it was lucky 10 The groves of Eden , vanish'd now so long.
... for his apartment was the one in which sir Robert Wal- pole had been confined . Horace Walpole , with his usual wit , observes of lord Lansdowne's authorship , that ' it was lucky 10 The groves of Eden , vanish'd now so long.
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... The words of sir William Bate- man in his last moments . Warton justly observes , that the realities of avarice and gluttony defy all exaggeration . EPISTLE II . OF THE CHARACTERS OF WOMEN : TO EP . I. 111 MORAL ESSAYS .
... The words of sir William Bate- man in his last moments . Warton justly observes , that the realities of avarice and gluttony defy all exaggeration . EPISTLE II . OF THE CHARACTERS OF WOMEN : TO EP . I. 111 MORAL ESSAYS .
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... lover pants upon her breast , Can mark the figures on an Indian chest ; And when she sees her friend in deep despair , Observes how much a chintz exceeds mohair . 170 Forbid it , Heaven , a favor or a debt EP . II . 123 MORAL ESSAYS .
... lover pants upon her breast , Can mark the figures on an Indian chest ; And when she sees her friend in deep despair , Observes how much a chintz exceeds mohair . 170 Forbid it , Heaven , a favor or a debt EP . II . 123 MORAL ESSAYS .
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... observes it as remarkable , that Pope never once alludes to a man of such kindred genius , and such celebrity at the time , as Hogarth . Possibly the fear of the libell'd person and the pictured shape , ' dictated this singular and ...
... observes it as remarkable , that Pope never once alludes to a man of such kindred genius , and such celebrity at the time , as Hogarth . Possibly the fear of the libell'd person and the pictured shape , ' dictated this singular and ...
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... observes , that ' in these satires , and their prologue , Pope for the first time speaks of himself , ' or rather , for the first time introduces himself as a character ; he having made frequent allusions to his own feelings throughout ...
... observes , that ' in these satires , and their prologue , Pope for the first time speaks of himself , ' or rather , for the first time introduces himself as a character ; he having made frequent allusions to his own feelings throughout ...
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