The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
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Page 19
... effect in the House of Lords . His speech on the South Sea question had an effect not anticipated ; it threw Earl Stanhope into one of those " tempestuous sallies of passion , " which Walpole says were common to him , and , in answering ...
... effect in the House of Lords . His speech on the South Sea question had an effect not anticipated ; it threw Earl Stanhope into one of those " tempestuous sallies of passion , " which Walpole says were common to him , and , in answering ...
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... effect , 5 10 15 No grace of Heaven or token of the elect ; Given to the fool , the mad , the vain , the evil , To ... effects till the last day , which was that of his examination . During his confinement , his amusement was to give ...
... effect , 5 10 15 No grace of Heaven or token of the elect ; Given to the fool , the mad , the vain , the evil , To ... effects till the last day , which was that of his examination . During his confinement , his amusement was to give ...
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... effect , and that his money could only lie at interest all that time , he expressed great joy thereat , and said , " They would then be as long in spending as he had been in getting it . " But the Chancery afterwards set aside the will ...
... effect , and that his money could only lie at interest all that time , he expressed great joy thereat , and said , " They would then be as long in spending as he had been in getting it . " But the Chancery afterwards set aside the will ...
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... effect these suggestions , inculcated and believed , must have on the minds of a people jealous of their liberties , susceptible of impressions , and prone to clamour , is easy to conceive . Every alarm sounded from the faction in ...
... effect these suggestions , inculcated and believed , must have on the minds of a people jealous of their liberties , susceptible of impressions , and prone to clamour , is easy to conceive . Every alarm sounded from the faction in ...
Page 76
... effect in this description of the Man of Ross , of the use of common and familiar words and objects , judiciously managed . He cites the words causeway , seats , spire , market - place , alms - houses , and apprenticed : " a fastidious ...
... effect in this description of the Man of Ross , of the use of common and familiar words and objects , judiciously managed . He cites the words causeway , seats , spire , market - place , alms - houses , and apprenticed : " a fastidious ...
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The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope Ed by the Rev H F Cary Alexander Pope No preview available - 2006 |
The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope;, Volume 4 Alexander Pope,Robert Carruthers No preview available - 2019 |
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