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But he shone in courts as well as in camps ; he was called up when the nation fell
in labour of this Revolution ; 5 and was a gossip at her christening , with the
bishop and the ladies .. As to his birth , it is true he pretendeth no relation either to
...
But he shone in courts as well as in camps ; he was called up when the nation fell
in labour of this Revolution ; 5 and was a gossip at her christening , with the
bishop and the ladies .. As to his birth , it is true he pretendeth no relation either to
...
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For if Solon said well , ultima semper Expectanda dies homini : dicique beatus
Ante obitum nemo supremague funera debet " f no man be called happy till his
death , surely much less can any one , till then , be pronounced a hero : this
species ...
For if Solon said well , ultima semper Expectanda dies homini : dicique beatus
Ante obitum nemo supremague funera debet " f no man be called happy till his
death , surely much less can any one , till then , be pronounced a hero : this
species ...
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But what puts it beyond all question , is a passage in a very warm treatise , in
which Mr. D. was also concerned , price two - pence , called , A true character of
Mr. Pope and his Writings , printed for S. Popping , 1716 ; in the tenth page
whereof ...
But what puts it beyond all question , is a passage in a very warm treatise , in
which Mr. D. was also concerned , price two - pence , called , A true character of
Mr. Pope and his Writings , printed for S. Popping , 1716 ; in the tenth page
whereof ...
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Tibbald quotes a rare passage from him in Mist's Journal of March 16 , 1728 ,
concerning a straunge and marvallous beaste , called Sagittayre , which ho
would have Shakspeare to mean rather than Teucer , the archer celebrated by
Homer .
Tibbald quotes a rare passage from him in Mist's Journal of March 16 , 1728 ,
concerning a straunge and marvallous beaste , called Sagittayre , which ho
would have Shakspeare to mean rather than Teucer , the archer celebrated by
Homer .
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The thought of these four verses is founded in a poem of our author's of a very
early date ( namely , written at fourteen years old , and soon after printed , ) to the
author of a poem called Successio . Ver . 198. Gray - goose weapon . ] Alluding
to ...
The thought of these four verses is founded in a poem of our author's of a very
early date ( namely , written at fourteen years old , and soon after printed , ) to the
author of a poem called Successio . Ver . 198. Gray - goose weapon . ] Alluding
to ...
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| Заглавие | The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: To which is Prefixed, a Life of the Author ... Том 2 от The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: To which is Prefixed, a Life of the Author, Theophilus Cibber |
| Автор | Alexander Pope |
| Издател | Z. & B. F. Pratt, 1846 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 25 май 2007 |
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