Mr. Pope's Literary Correspondence. Volume the Fifth. With Letters of Lord Bolingbroke. Lord Lansdowne. ...E. Curll, 1737 - 86 страница |
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... the SHIFTERS in the Fourth ; I now come to give you a juft Account of the Contents of this Fifth Volume . Befide , what is here prefented to You , I have Several other very valu- able able Originals in my Cuftody , which , with thefe.
... the SHIFTERS in the Fourth ; I now come to give you a juft Account of the Contents of this Fifth Volume . Befide , what is here prefented to You , I have Several other very valu- able able Originals in my Cuftody , which , with thefe.
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... . that I ought to have writ a Postscript to my Friend GAY's , makes me not content to write less than a whole Letter ; and your feeming to * Written in the Year , 1723 . B take take his kindly , gives me Hopes you will look.
... . that I ought to have writ a Postscript to my Friend GAY's , makes me not content to write less than a whole Letter ; and your feeming to * Written in the Year , 1723 . B take take his kindly , gives me Hopes you will look.
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Alexander Pope. take his kindly , gives me Hopes you will look upon this as a fincere Effect of Friendfhip : Indeed , as I cannot but own the Lazinefs with which you tax me , and with which I may equally charge you , for both of us have ...
Alexander Pope. take his kindly , gives me Hopes you will look upon this as a fincere Effect of Friendfhip : Indeed , as I cannot but own the Lazinefs with which you tax me , and with which I may equally charge you , for both of us have ...
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... give you fome Account of my Manner of Life and Conversation , which has been infinitely more various and diffi- pated , than when you knew me and cared for me ; and among all Sexes , Parties , and Profeffions , a Glut of Stu- dy and ...
... give you fome Account of my Manner of Life and Conversation , which has been infinitely more various and diffi- pated , than when you knew me and cared for me ; and among all Sexes , Parties , and Profeffions , a Glut of Stu- dy and ...
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... are very few Things that give me the Anxiety of a Wish ; the strongest I have , would be to pass my Days with you ; and a few fuch as you : But Fate has has dispersed them all about the World , and I 6 Mr. POPE to Dean SWIFT .
... are very few Things that give me the Anxiety of a Wish ; the strongest I have , would be to pass my Days with you ; and a few fuch as you : But Fate has has dispersed them all about the World , and I 6 Mr. POPE to Dean SWIFT .
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