The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
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Page 29
... never out of view ; Sure , if they catch , to spoil the toy at most , To covet flying , and regret when lost : At last , to follies youth could scarce defend , It grows their age's prudence to pretend ; Ashamed to own they gave delight ...
... never out of view ; Sure , if they catch , to spoil the toy at most , To covet flying , and regret when lost : At last , to follies youth could scarce defend , It grows their age's prudence to pretend ; Ashamed to own they gave delight ...
Page 30
... never shows she rules ; 250 255 260 and Pope frequently alludes with great bitterness to the theft and its author . For an account of the plagiarism , see Testimonies of Authors , prefixed to the Dunciad , vol . ii . p . 27. See also ...
... never shows she rules ; 250 255 260 and Pope frequently alludes with great bitterness to the theft and its author . For an account of the plagiarism , see Testimonies of Authors , prefixed to the Dunciad , vol . ii . p . 27. See also ...
Page 33
... never saw so melancholy a scene , " he says . Two months afterwards , he was again on a visit to the Duchess , but the tables were turned . She never grieved , but raged , and stormed , and railed : " She is pretty quiet now , but has a ...
... never saw so melancholy a scene , " he says . Two months afterwards , he was again on a visit to the Duchess , but the tables were turned . She never grieved , but raged , and stormed , and railed : " She is pretty quiet now , but has a ...
Page 34
... never bends his knees - and I am told your Grace says no prayers . An elephant has a most remarkable command of his snout - and so has your Grace when you imitate my Lady O- -y.1 An elephant is a great lover of man - and so 34 [ EP . II ...
... never bends his knees - and I am told your Grace says no prayers . An elephant has a most remarkable command of his snout - and so has your Grace when you imitate my Lady O- -y.1 An elephant is a great lover of man - and so 34 [ EP . II ...
Page 37
... never wish to come to town . " In that way of conversing , I should have all the pleasure that I can possibly propose , without the disappointment when Mr. Pope falls asleep , or the dread of your taking leave because you were weary ...
... never wish to come to town . " In that way of conversing , I should have all the pleasure that I can possibly propose , without the disappointment when Mr. Pope falls asleep , or the dread of your taking leave because you were weary ...
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