Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... ( Said Fame ) but high above Desert renown'd : Let fuller Notes th ' applauding World amaze , And the loud Clarion labour in your Praise . And now a Rabble - Rout of Scribblers appear'd in Arms , Mr. Dennis at their Head ; and as they ...
... ( Said Fame ) but high above Desert renown'd : Let fuller Notes th ' applauding World amaze , And the loud Clarion labour in your Praise . And now a Rabble - Rout of Scribblers appear'd in Arms , Mr. Dennis at their Head ; and as they ...
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... said É . Curl ; and he is here- " by challeng'd to produce any Pretence to the 66 Copy whatsoever.We help'd the faid E. Curl " to the Letters , and join'd with him , on Condition " he should pay a certain Sum for the Books as he " fold ...
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... said of Mr Tickell's 95 Tranflation of Homer 95 Behaves tyrannically 98 Satiriz'd by Mr Pope 98 Writes in Favour of Mr. Pope 110 112 Meets Mr Pope , Sir Richard Steele and Mr Gay ibid His Letter to Mr Pope after he had began to ...
... said of Mr Tickell's 95 Tranflation of Homer 95 Behaves tyrannically 98 Satiriz'd by Mr Pope 98 Writes in Favour of Mr. Pope 110 112 Meets Mr Pope , Sir Richard Steele and Mr Gay ibid His Letter to Mr Pope after he had began to ...
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