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13 ( Warburton remarks on this line : — “ The atrabilaire complexion of Philip II . is well known , but not so well , that he derived it from his father Charles V. , whose health , the historians of his life tell us , was frequently ...
13 ( Warburton remarks on this line : — “ The atrabilaire complexion of Philip II . is well known , but not so well , that he derived it from his father Charles V. , whose health , the historians of his life tell us , was frequently ...
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Ask men's opinions : Scoto now shall tell 15 How trade increases , and the world goes well ; Strike off his pension , by the setting sun , And Britain , if not Europe , is undone . That gay free - thinker , a fine talker once , ?
Ask men's opinions : Scoto now shall tell 15 How trade increases , and the world goes well ; Strike off his pension , by the setting sun , And Britain , if not Europe , is undone . That gay free - thinker , a fine talker once , ?
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Dodington repeated a story , and Lord Cobham owned he had been telling it . “ Well , ” said Dodington , " and yet I did not hear a word of it ; but I went to sleep because I knew that about this time of day you would tell that story .
Dodington repeated a story , and Lord Cobham owned he had been telling it . “ Well , ” said Dodington , " and yet I did not hear a word of it ; but I went to sleep because I knew that about this time of day you would tell that story .
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But that I may not be unintelligible quite to the bottom of this page ) I must tell your Grace , in English , that I have made a painter bestow the aforesaid omaments round about you ( for upon you there needs none ) , and I am ...
But that I may not be unintelligible quite to the bottom of this page ) I must tell your Grace , in English , that I have made a painter bestow the aforesaid omaments round about you ( for upon you there needs none ) , and I am ...
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I have consulted the undertaker , ” replied the Buckingham , “ and he tells me I may have a finer for twenty pounds ! " - Walpole's Reininiscences . 6 Memoirs of the Reign of George II . , EP . 11. ) 39 ADDITIONAL NOTES .
I have consulted the undertaker , ” replied the Buckingham , “ and he tells me I may have a finer for twenty pounds ! " - Walpole's Reininiscences . 6 Memoirs of the Reign of George II . , EP . 11. ) 39 ADDITIONAL NOTES .
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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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