The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 4Ingram, Cooke, 1854 |
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Page 19
... vice , and strike the imagination while they minister to penitence and remorse . Sir Walter Scott predicted that Byron would ultimately repose in the Roman Catholic faith . Wharton contributed largely to the True Briton , a periodical ...
... vice , and strike the imagination while they minister to penitence and remorse . Sir Walter Scott predicted that Byron would ultimately repose in the Roman Catholic faith . Wharton contributed largely to the True Briton , a periodical ...
Page 21
... vice too high , reserve it for the next ! ' " Accordingly the characters of Philomedé , Atossa , and Chloe , were added- though not published till after Pope's death - in the edition which , with the assistance of Warburton , he had ...
... vice too high , reserve it for the next ! ' " Accordingly the characters of Philomedé , Atossa , and Chloe , were added- though not published till after Pope's death - in the edition which , with the assistance of Warburton , he had ...
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... vice . In men we various ruling passions find ; 17 In women , two almost divide the kind ; Those , only fix'd , they first or last obey , The love of pleasure , and the love of sway . 210 That , Nature gives ; and where the lesson ...
... vice . In men we various ruling passions find ; 17 In women , two almost divide the kind ; Those , only fix'd , they first or last obey , The love of pleasure , and the love of sway . 210 That , Nature gives ; and where the lesson ...
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... Vice - Chamberlain to the King , was sent in form to the Duchess of Queensberry , to desire her to forbear coming to Court . His message was verbal . Her answer , for fear of mistakes , she desired to send in writing , wrote it on the ...
... Vice - Chamberlain to the King , was sent in form to the Duchess of Queensberry , to desire her to forbear coming to Court . His message was verbal . Her answer , for fear of mistakes , she desired to send in writing , wrote it on the ...
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... VICE ; Excepting PRODIGALITY and HYPOCRISY : His insatiable AVARICE exempted him from the first , His matchless IMPUDENCE from the second . Nor was he more singular In the undeviating pravity of his manners , Than successful In ...
... VICE ; Excepting PRODIGALITY and HYPOCRISY : His insatiable AVARICE exempted him from the first , His matchless IMPUDENCE from the second . Nor was he more singular In the undeviating pravity of his manners , Than successful In ...
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