The Works of Alexander Pope Esq, Volume 4A. Millar, J. and R. Tonson, and others, 1776 |
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... fuch Beaft , nor his Relation ; Nor one that Temperance advance , Cramm'd to the Throat with Ortolans : Extremely ready to refign All that may make me none of mine . South - fea Subfcriptions take who please , Leave me but Liberty and ...
... fuch Beaft , nor his Relation ; Nor one that Temperance advance , Cramm'd to the Throat with Ortolans : Extremely ready to refign All that may make me none of mine . South - fea Subfcriptions take who please , Leave me but Liberty and ...
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... who Prudence boaft ; For fuch a moment , Prudence well were loft . CARDEL I A. At the Groom - Porter's , batter'd Bullies play , Sone DUKES at Marybone bowl Time away . 100 But who the Bowl , or rattling Dice compares To 38 . MISCELLANIE S.
... who Prudence boaft ; For fuch a moment , Prudence well were loft . CARDEL I A. At the Groom - Porter's , batter'd Bullies play , Sone DUKES at Marybone bowl Time away . 100 But who the Bowl , or rattling Dice compares To 38 . MISCELLANIE S.
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... fuch emotions should in Britons rife , When prefs'd by want and weakness DENNIS lies ; 10 Dennis , who long had warr'd with modern Huns , Their Quibbles routed , and defy'd their Puns ; VER . 6. But pitied Belifarius , etc. ] Nothing ...
... fuch emotions should in Britons rife , When prefs'd by want and weakness DENNIS lies ; 10 Dennis , who long had warr'd with modern Huns , Their Quibbles routed , and defy'd their Puns ; VER . 6. But pitied Belifarius , etc. ] Nothing ...
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... fuch , fuch only , tread this facred Floor , Who dare to love their Country , and be poor . 0 To Mrs. M. B. on her BIRTH - DAY . H be thou bleft with all that Heav'n can fend , Long Health , long Youth , long Pleasure , and a Friend ...
... fuch , fuch only , tread this facred Floor , Who dare to love their Country , and be poor . 0 To Mrs. M. B. on her BIRTH - DAY . H be thou bleft with all that Heav'n can fend , Long Health , long Youth , long Pleasure , and a Friend ...
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... fuch as Table - cloths , etc. VER . 16. The price of prologues and of plays , ] This alludes to a ftory Mr. Southern told of Dryden , about the fame time , to Mr. P. and Mr. W. When Southern first wrote for the ftage , Dryden was fo ...
... fuch as Table - cloths , etc. VER . 16. The price of prologues and of plays , ] This alludes to a ftory Mr. Southern told of Dryden , about the fame time , to Mr. P. and Mr. W. When Southern first wrote for the ftage , Dryden was fo ...
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