Mr. Pope's Literary Correspondence. Volume the Fifth. With Letters of Lord Bolingbroke. Lord Lansdowne. ...E. Curll, 1737 - 86 страница |
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... then they need not have been unmannerly to fhew their Affection to it . I am , LONDON , Sept. 13 , 1692 . Madam , Your Ladyfhip's , & c . S. GARTH . The Honourable GEORGE GRANVILLE , Efq ; то Mr. BURNABY 34 Dr. GARTH to Lady RANELAGH ,
... then they need not have been unmannerly to fhew their Affection to it . I am , LONDON , Sept. 13 , 1692 . Madam , Your Ladyfhip's , & c . S. GARTH . The Honourable GEORGE GRANVILLE , Efq ; то Mr. BURNABY 34 Dr. GARTH to Lady RANELAGH ,
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... affection , as much as ever I did ; and that no accidents of life , no distance of time or place , will alter you in that refpect . It never can me ; who have lov'd and valu'd you ever fince I knew you , and fhall not fail to do it when ...
... affection , as much as ever I did ; and that no accidents of life , no distance of time or place , will alter you in that refpect . It never can me ; who have lov'd and valu'd you ever fince I knew you , and fhall not fail to do it when ...
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... affection ) for you , to your enemies in the gates ; and you , and they , and their fons , may hear of it . " 7 You prove your felf , my Lord , to know ! me for the friend I am ; in judging that the manner of your Defence , and your ...
... affection ) for you , to your enemies in the gates ; and you , and they , and their fons , may hear of it . " 7 You prove your felf , my Lord , to know ! me for the friend I am ; in judging that the manner of your Defence , and your ...
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... Affections are much more exalted , and where you ought to defpife all little views , and all mean Retrofpects . No- thing is worth your looking back ; there- fore fore look forward , and make ( as you can and Mr POPE.DININ125.
... Affections are much more exalted , and where you ought to defpife all little views , and all mean Retrofpects . No- thing is worth your looking back ; there- fore fore look forward , and make ( as you can and Mr POPE.DININ125.
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... affection I owe you , and which I as con- stantly indeed feel as I think of you , This in- deed was a troublesome ill to me , ' till after reading your letter I found it was a moft idle weak imagination to think I could fo offend you ...
... affection I owe you , and which I as con- stantly indeed feel as I think of you , This in- deed was a troublesome ill to me , ' till after reading your letter I found it was a moft idle weak imagination to think I could fo offend you ...
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