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10 The throne a bigot keep , a genius quit , 11 Faithless through piety , and duped through wit ? Europe a woman , child , or dotard rule , 13 And just her wisest monarch made a fool ? Know , God and Nature only are the same : In man ...
10 The throne a bigot keep , a genius quit , 11 Faithless through piety , and duped through wit ? Europe a woman , child , or dotard rule , 13 And just her wisest monarch made a fool ? Know , God and Nature only are the same : In man ...
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“ I ought to keep up the custom , and ask you to send me something . Therefore pray , Madam , send me yourself — that is , a letter ; and pray make haste to bring up yourself - that is , all I value - to town .
“ I ought to keep up the custom , and ask you to send me something . Therefore pray , Madam , send me yourself — that is , a letter ; and pray make haste to bring up yourself - that is , all I value - to town .
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Pray do not think me wicked in saying this , and if you talk to Mr. Pope of me , endeavour to keep him my friend : for I do firmly believe the immortality of the soul as much as he does , though I am not ...
Pray do not think me wicked in saying this , and if you talk to Mr. Pope of me , endeavour to keep him my friend : for I do firmly believe the immortality of the soul as much as he does , though I am not ...
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10,000 . a - year to spoil Blenheim her own way , and £ 12,000 a - year to keep herself clean , and go to law . ” To great men , ” patriots after her own heart , Sarah could be liberal . Chesterfield got £ 20,000 from her estate ...
10,000 . a - year to spoil Blenheim her own way , and £ 12,000 a - year to keep herself clean , and go to law . ” To great men , ” patriots after her own heart , Sarah could be liberal . Chesterfield got £ 20,000 from her estate ...
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5 10 You hold the word , from Jove to Momus given , That man was made the standing jest of Heaven : And gold but sent to keep the fools in play , For some to heap , and some to throw away . But I , who think more highly of our kind ...
5 10 You hold the word , from Jove to Momus given , That man was made the standing jest of Heaven : And gold but sent to keep the fools in play , For some to heap , and some to throw away . But I , who think more highly of our kind ...
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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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