The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
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... grace ? They were very good friends from that time . " ] 25 [ In first edition : - " That pleased can see a younger charm , or hear Sighs for a sister with unwounded ear ; That ne'er shall answer till a husband cool , Or , if you rule ...
... grace ? They were very good friends from that time . " ] 25 [ In first edition : - " That pleased can see a younger charm , or hear Sighs for a sister with unwounded ear ; That ne'er shall answer till a husband cool , Or , if you rule ...
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... Grace in much the like situation , between a honeysuckle and a rosebud ; where you are to continue as long as canvas can last . I suppose the painter , by those emblems , intended to inti- mate , on the one hand , your Grace's sweet ...
... Grace in much the like situation , between a honeysuckle and a rosebud ; where you are to continue as long as canvas can last . I suppose the painter , by those emblems , intended to inti- mate , on the one hand , your Grace's sweet ...
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... Grace for all I know ; though , from your partiality to myself , I should rather think you loved little children . " I beg you not to be discouraged in this point . Remember the text , which I'll preach upon the first day I am a parson ...
... Grace for all I know ; though , from your partiality to myself , I should rather think you loved little children . " I beg you not to be discouraged in this point . Remember the text , which I'll preach upon the first day I am a parson ...
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... Grace as if they were intended for a portrait of the Duchess of Buckingham ; 4 but she soon stopped the person who was reading them to her , and called out aloud , " I cannot be so imposed upon ; I see plainly for whom they are designed ...
... Grace as if they were intended for a portrait of the Duchess of Buckingham ; 4 but she soon stopped the person who was reading them to her , and called out aloud , " I cannot be so imposed upon ; I see plainly for whom they are designed ...
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... grace and wit , Mrs. Howard's good sense , amiability , and sweetness of temper and manners , made her a universal favourite ; and it was her singular good fortune to be at once distinguished by her mistress , and beloved by her ...
... grace and wit , Mrs. Howard's good sense , amiability , and sweetness of temper and manners , made her a universal favourite ; and it was her singular good fortune to be at once distinguished by her mistress , and beloved by her ...
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