The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Volume 5J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... esteem for you are no more poetic than my talent in scribling . But of all the arts of fiction , I defire you to believe I want that of feigning friendship , and that I am fin- cerely Your , & c .. LETTER XVII . From Mr WYCHER LEY ...
... esteem for you are no more poetic than my talent in scribling . But of all the arts of fiction , I defire you to believe I want that of feigning friendship , and that I am fin- cerely Your , & c .. LETTER XVII . From Mr WYCHER LEY ...
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... esteem'd a worker of mira- cles , who has grown rich by poetry . What Authors lofe , their Bookfellers have won , So Pimps grow rich , while gallants are undone . T LETTER XX . I am your , & c . From Mr WY CHERLEY . of May . May 26 ...
... esteem'd a worker of mira- cles , who has grown rich by poetry . What Authors lofe , their Bookfellers have won , So Pimps grow rich , while gallants are undone . T LETTER XX . I am your , & c . From Mr WY CHERLEY . of May . May 26 ...
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... esteem- able , together with frequent infirmities and pains , hin- der me from being in your absence . ' Tis ( I am fure ) a real truth , that my fickness cannot make me quite weary of myself when I have you with me ; and I fhall want ...
... esteem- able , together with frequent infirmities and pains , hin- der me from being in your absence . ' Tis ( I am fure ) a real truth , that my fickness cannot make me quite weary of myself when I have you with me ; and I fhall want ...
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... esteem , Your , & c . LETTER VI . Oct. 22. 1706 . A FTER the thoughts I have already sent you on the fubject of English Verfification , you de- fire my opinion as to fome farther particulars . There are indeed certain Niceties , which ...
... esteem , Your , & c . LETTER VI . Oct. 22. 1706 . A FTER the thoughts I have already sent you on the fubject of English Verfification , you de- fire my opinion as to fome farther particulars . There are indeed certain Niceties , which ...
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... esteem myfelf the leaft thing like a man in England , yet I can't but be forry two heroes of fuch a make fhould die inglorious în their beds ; when it had been a fate more worthy our fize , had they met with theirs from an irruption of ...
... esteem myfelf the leaft thing like a man in England , yet I can't but be forry two heroes of fuch a make fhould die inglorious în their beds ; when it had been a fate more worthy our fize , had they met with theirs from an irruption of ...
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