Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Author from " Obfcurity , obtain'd him the Acquaintance and " Friendship of the whole Body of our Nobility , and " transferr'd his powerful Interefts with those great " Men to this rifing Bard , who frequently levied " by that Means ...
... Author from " Obfcurity , obtain'd him the Acquaintance and " Friendship of the whole Body of our Nobility , and " transferr'd his powerful Interefts with those great " Men to this rifing Bard , who frequently levied " by that Means ...
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... Author of that invidious Poem , is , that no Man " living is attacked therein , who had not before " printed and published against this particular Gen- " tleman , meaning the Author . This Apology , " at first Sight , may seem to the ...
... Author of that invidious Poem , is , that no Man " living is attacked therein , who had not before " printed and published against this particular Gen- " tleman , meaning the Author . This Apology , " at first Sight , may seem to the ...
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... Author : ' Tis written with more Humility and good Humour than is common to Authors who have been publickly fatiris ... Author , that he declar'd he never would ; that the Author had us'd him like a Gentle- man , and was ( on what ...
... Author : ' Tis written with more Humility and good Humour than is common to Authors who have been publickly fatiris ... Author , that he declar'd he never would ; that the Author had us'd him like a Gentle- man , and was ( on what ...
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