Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Cause of his reluctant parting from a Whore , ( as Mr. Pope supposes her to be either a profest one , or a Proba- tioner ) whofe Detention would be the utter Ruin of the Army which he commanded , and before which he fpoke . Indeed , the ...
... Cause of his reluctant parting from a Whore , ( as Mr. Pope supposes her to be either a profest one , or a Proba- tioner ) whofe Detention would be the utter Ruin of the Army which he commanded , and before which he fpoke . Indeed , the ...
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... Cause of the Continuance thereof . The beloved Seat of the Goddess is defcrib'd , with her chief At- tendants and Officers , her Functions , Operations , and Effects . Then the Poem haftes into the Midst of Things , presenting her on ...
... Cause of the Continuance thereof . The beloved Seat of the Goddess is defcrib'd , with her chief At- tendants and Officers , her Functions , Operations , and Effects . Then the Poem haftes into the Midst of Things , presenting her on ...
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... Cause only not return'd . " A Fact , of which as none but he could be conscious , none but he could be the Publisher of it . This young Gentleman's whole Misfortune was too inordinate a Paffion to be thought a Wit . Here is a very ...
... Cause only not return'd . " A Fact , of which as none but he could be conscious , none but he could be the Publisher of it . This young Gentleman's whole Misfortune was too inordinate a Paffion to be thought a Wit . Here is a very ...
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