The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
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Page 37
... letter from his Lordship , with another from Pope , and stating , that if she could in the country receive letters from them , she would never wish to come to town . " In that way of conversing , I should have all the pleasure that I ...
... letter from his Lordship , with another from Pope , and stating , that if she could in the country receive letters from them , she would never wish to come to town . " In that way of conversing , I should have all the pleasure that I ...
Page 44
... letter to Swift , ridicules the Gay combustion in his own happy and inimitable grave style . " The inoffensive John Gay , " he says , " is now become one of the obstruc- tions to the peace of Europe . He has got several turned out of ...
... letter to Swift , ridicules the Gay combustion in his own happy and inimitable grave style . " The inoffensive John Gay , " he says , " is now become one of the obstruc- tions to the peace of Europe . He has got several turned out of ...
Page 45
... letter by the inexorable laws of rhyme ) was Dr. Stephen Hales , Rector of Teddington , near Twickenham , and one of the witnesses to Pope's will . Dr. Hales was Clerk of the Closet to the Princess of Wales . He refused further Church ...
... letter by the inexorable laws of rhyme ) was Dr. Stephen Hales , Rector of Teddington , near Twickenham , and one of the witnesses to Pope's will . Dr. Hales was Clerk of the Closet to the Princess of Wales . He refused further Church ...
Page 47
... letter to the Ear of Burlington ; at the end of which are these words : " I have learnt that there are some who would rather be wicked than ridiculous ; and therefore it may be safer to attack vices than follies . I will therefore leave ...
... letter to the Ear of Burlington ; at the end of which are these words : " I have learnt that there are some who would rather be wicked than ridiculous ; and therefore it may be safer to attack vices than follies . I will therefore leave ...
Page 58
... letters , great numbers of whom had experienced his benefits . He left behind him one of the most noble libraries in Europe . 28 The person here celebrated , who with a small estate actually performed all these good works , and whose ...
... letters , great numbers of whom had experienced his benefits . He left behind him one of the most noble libraries in Europe . 28 The person here celebrated , who with a small estate actually performed all these good works , and whose ...
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