The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: LettersB. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly, 1797 |
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... leave England again XVI . Anfwer from Mr. Pope . The regret of his departure , remembrance of the fatisfaction paft , wishes for his welfare 61 64 68 69 XVII . De- LETTER XVII . Defires for his return and fettlement in iv CONTENTS .
... leave England again XVI . Anfwer from Mr. Pope . The regret of his departure , remembrance of the fatisfaction paft , wishes for his welfare 61 64 68 69 XVII . De- LETTER XVII . Defires for his return and fettlement in iv CONTENTS .
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... leaving the Court : Lord Cornbury's refufal of a penfion : Charac- ter of Mr. Gay LIX . From the fame . Concerning the writing of fables Advice about economy , and pro- vifion for old age ; of inattention , etc. Postscript to the ...
... leaving the Court : Lord Cornbury's refufal of a penfion : Charac- ter of Mr. Gay LIX . From the fame . Concerning the writing of fables Advice about economy , and pro- vifion for old age ; of inattention , etc. Postscript to the ...
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... leave them to his difpofal after his death . His de- fire to be mentioned in the Ethic Epif- tles . Of the lofs of friends , and decays of age LXXXIII . What fort of letters he now writes , and the contraction of his correfpondence . Of ...
... leave them to his difpofal after his death . His de- fire to be mentioned in the Ethic Epif- tles . Of the lofs of friends , and decays of age LXXXIII . What fort of letters he now writes , and the contraction of his correfpondence . Of ...
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... leave a country without a probability of returning , I think as feldom as I can of what I loved or esteemed in it , to avoid the Defiderium which of all things makes life most uneasy . But you must give me leave to add one thing , that ...
... leave a country without a probability of returning , I think as feldom as I can of what I loved or esteemed in it , to avoid the Defiderium which of all things makes life most uneasy . But you must give me leave to add one thing , that ...
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... leave to be absent , I fhall be much inclined to be on that fide , when there is a Parliament on this ; but truly I must be a little eafy in my mind before I can think of Scriblerus . You * Given to him by Parnell ; and with which Pope ...
... leave to be absent , I fhall be much inclined to be on that fide , when there is a Parliament on this ; but truly I must be a little eafy in my mind before I can think of Scriblerus . You * Given to him by Parnell ; and with which Pope ...
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