The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Miscellaneous pieces in verse and proseJ. and P. Knapton, 1752 |
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... also hoped he would come to ftammer like Demofthenes , in or- der to be as eloquent ; and in time arrive at many other defects of famous men . He held the child fo long , that the Midwife , grown out of all patience , fnatched it from ...
... also hoped he would come to ftammer like Demofthenes , in or- der to be as eloquent ; and in time arrive at many other defects of famous men . He held the child fo long , that the Midwife , grown out of all patience , fnatched it from ...
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... also obliged to delay his learning to write , having turn'd away the Writing Mafter because he knew nothing of Fabius's Waxen Tables . Cornelius having read , and seriously weighed the methods by which the famous Montaigne was Gul ...
... also obliged to delay his learning to write , having turn'd away the Writing Mafter because he knew nothing of Fabius's Waxen Tables . Cornelius having read , and seriously weighed the methods by which the famous Montaigne was Gul ...
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... never long fubfift . He also used to wonder that there was not a reward for fuch as could find out a fourth Figure in Lo- gick , as well as for those who should discover the Longitude . СНАР . VIII . AN AT O M Y. Ornelius 158 MEMOIRS OF.
... never long fubfift . He also used to wonder that there was not a reward for fuch as could find out a fourth Figure in Lo- gick , as well as for those who should discover the Longitude . СНАР . VIII . AN AT O M Y. Ornelius 158 MEMOIRS OF.
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... also be added the Representation , which , on occafion of one diftem- per which was become almoft epidemical , he thought himself obliged to lay before both Houses of Parliament , intitled , A Propofal for a General Flux , to ...
... also be added the Representation , which , on occafion of one diftem- per which was become almoft epidemical , he thought himself obliged to lay before both Houses of Parliament , intitled , A Propofal for a General Flux , to ...
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... Welfted ? But it may seem somewhat strange to affert , that our Proficient should also read the works of those famous Poets who have excelled in the Sub- lime : Yet is not this a paradox ? As Of the ART OF SINKING IN POETRY . 223.
... Welfted ? But it may seem somewhat strange to affert , that our Proficient should also read the works of those famous Poets who have excelled in the Sub- lime : Yet is not this a paradox ? As Of the ART OF SINKING IN POETRY . 223.
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