The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volume 6J. Balfour, 1764 |
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Alexander Pope. CONTENTS O F SIXTH . VOLUME LETTERS to and from Mr Gay , & c . From 1712 to 1732 . LETTER I. The author's opinion ... Pope's love and memory of Dr Swift Calumnies and Slanders upon him on account Religion, turned into ...
Alexander Pope. CONTENTS O F SIXTH . VOLUME LETTERS to and from Mr Gay , & c . From 1712 to 1732 . LETTER I. The author's opinion ... Pope's love and memory of Dr Swift Calumnies and Slanders upon him on account Religion, turned into ...
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Alexander Pope. XIV . To the Hon . Mrs XV . Excufe for not writing . Of Mr Fenton's death . XVI . A congratulation to Mr Gay , on the end of his expectations at court . The innocence of a pri- vate life , and the happiness of ...
Alexander Pope. XIV . To the Hon . Mrs XV . Excufe for not writing . Of Mr Fenton's death . XVI . A congratulation to Mr Gay , on the end of his expectations at court . The innocence of a pri- vate life , and the happiness of ...
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... Pope's death . XLV . To Mr B. concerning the Effay on Man , & c . XLVI . Concern for the lofs of friends . XLVII . From Dr Arbuthnot in his laft fickness . His dying request to the author . XLVIII . The answer . The character of ...
... Pope's death . XLV . To Mr B. concerning the Effay on Man , & c . XLVI . Concern for the lofs of friends . XLVII . From Dr Arbuthnot in his laft fickness . His dying request to the author . XLVIII . The answer . The character of ...
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