The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volume 5J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... J. C. to Mr Pope concerning Better- ton's remains . Rape of the Lock , & c . VI . The answer . VII . To on returning his letters . VIII . From the Lord Lanfdown . VOL . V. d * LETTER IX . To General Anthony Hamilton , on CONTENTS . XXV.
... J. C. to Mr Pope concerning Better- ton's remains . Rape of the Lock , & c . VI . The answer . VII . To on returning his letters . VIII . From the Lord Lanfdown . VOL . V. d * LETTER IX . To General Anthony Hamilton , on CONTENTS . XXV.
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Alexander Pope. * LETTER IX . To General Anthony Hamilton , on his having tranflated the Efay on Criticifm into French verfe . LETTERS to and from Mr STEELE , Mr ADDISON , & c . LETTER A From 1712 to 1715 . p . 204 < I. Mr Steele to Mr ...
Alexander Pope. * LETTER IX . To General Anthony Hamilton , on his having tranflated the Efay on Criticifm into French verfe . LETTERS to and from Mr STEELE , Mr ADDISON , & c . LETTER A From 1712 to 1715 . p . 204 < I. Mr Steele to Mr ...
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... ANTHONY Your & c . IX . HAMILTON * . Upon his having tranflated into French Verse the Effy on Criticifm . Oct. 10. 1713 . F I could as well express , or ( if you will allow me IF to say it ) translate the fentiments of my heart , as you ...
... ANTHONY Your & c . IX . HAMILTON * . Upon his having tranflated into French Verse the Effy on Criticifm . Oct. 10. 1713 . F I could as well express , or ( if you will allow me IF to say it ) translate the fentiments of my heart , as you ...
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