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PAGE MORAL Essays , in Four Epistles to Several Persons :EPISTLE I. To Sir Richard Temple , Lord Cobham : Of the Knowledge and Character of Men EPISTLE II : To a Lady : Of the Characters of Women EPISTLE III . To Allen , Lord Bathurst ...
PAGE MORAL Essays , in Four Epistles to Several Persons :EPISTLE I. To Sir Richard Temple , Lord Cobham : Of the Knowledge and Character of Men EPISTLE II : To a Lady : Of the Characters of Women EPISTLE III . To Allen , Lord Bathurst ...
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Portrait of Lord Cobham 15 5. Portrait of Lord Mohun 33 6. View of Blenheim 38 7. Portrait of Lord Bathurst 40 8. View of Marble Hill 41 9. View of Teddington Church 45 10. Portrait of Kyrle — the Man of Ross 59 11.
Portrait of Lord Cobham 15 5. Portrait of Lord Mohun 33 6. View of Blenheim 38 7. Portrait of Lord Bathurst 40 8. View of Marble Hill 41 9. View of Teddington Church 45 10. Portrait of Kyrle — the Man of Ross 59 11.
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“ The scheme of all this had been maturely digested , and communicated to Lord Bolingbroke , Dr. Swift , and one or two more , and was intended for the only work of his riper years ; but was , partly through ill - health , partly ...
“ The scheme of all this had been maturely digested , and communicated to Lord Bolingbroke , Dr. Swift , and one or two more , and was intended for the only work of his riper years ; but was , partly through ill - health , partly ...
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66 265 22 [ None of these death - bed illustrations are more characteristic than the politeness of Lord Chesterfield in apologising to his friend Dayrolles for the contortions which his pangs occasioned ; and that of Charles the Second ...
66 265 22 [ None of these death - bed illustrations are more characteristic than the politeness of Lord Chesterfield in apologising to his friend Dayrolles for the contortions which his pangs occasioned ; and that of Charles the Second ...
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LORD COBHAM . Sir RICHARD TEMPLE , the first Viscount Cobham , owes his historical cele . brity to the poetry of Pope , and the magnificent gardens at Stowe . These have done more for him with posterity than the peerage or the army ...
LORD COBHAM . Sir RICHARD TEMPLE , the first Viscount Cobham , owes his historical cele . brity to the poetry of Pope , and the magnificent gardens at Stowe . These have done more for him with posterity than the peerage or the army ...
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| Title | The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Robert Carruthers |
| Author | Alexander Pope |
| Editor | Robert Carruthers |
| Publisher | Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Mar 9, 2010 |
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