An Historical Rhapsody on Mr. PopeT. Cadell, 1782 - 95 pages |
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... fide , and get them a dinner , they are heartily welcome to it . The supposed inad- vertent imputation of Atterbury , of a crooked mind in a crooked body , could not be intended to reach the ears of Pope , nor descend to mark his ...
... fide , and get them a dinner , they are heartily welcome to it . The supposed inad- vertent imputation of Atterbury , of a crooked mind in a crooked body , could not be intended to reach the ears of Pope , nor descend to mark his ...
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... fide and to old converfations , he muft come back much entertained and in- ftructed . " Ubi amatur , non laboratur , " Et fi laboratur , labor amatur . " He knew his reward in money and reputa- tion would be confiderable . The ...
... fide and to old converfations , he muft come back much entertained and in- ftructed . " Ubi amatur , non laboratur , " Et fi laboratur , labor amatur . " He knew his reward in money and reputa- tion would be confiderable . The ...
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... fide , And holding Plenty's horn , Sends Labour to purfue the toil , Art to improve the happy foil , And Beauty to adorn . " This ftanza is from the title - page of Mr. Whately's book on gardening , and was writ- ten ten by Mr. Frampton ...
... fide , And holding Plenty's horn , Sends Labour to purfue the toil , Art to improve the happy foil , And Beauty to adorn . " This ftanza is from the title - page of Mr. Whately's book on gardening , and was writ- ten ten by Mr. Frampton ...
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... fide , that governs every thing . If this performance regarded method , it ought to have been mentioned fooner , that Pope quitted Binfield in 1716 , having com- pleated pleated his purchase at Twickenham . Re- spectful curiofity always ...
... fide , that governs every thing . If this performance regarded method , it ought to have been mentioned fooner , that Pope quitted Binfield in 1716 , having com- pleated pleated his purchase at Twickenham . Re- spectful curiofity always ...
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... fide , with his oppofing his antago- nift with the point of his " Satire's my " weapon , " fays our hero . This was sport to the multitude : but the nobleman called in pride and contempt for his auxiliaries , and pen , does does not ...
... fide , with his oppofing his antago- nift with the point of his " Satire's my " weapon , " fays our hero . This was sport to the multitude : but the nobleman called in pride and contempt for his auxiliaries , and pen , does does not ...
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