Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Fame ; the Hint of it was taken from Chaucer's House of Fame ; the Defign is in a Manner entirely alter'd , the De- scriptions , and most of the particular Thoughts his own , yet he would not fuffer it to be printed with- out this ...
... Fame ; the Hint of it was taken from Chaucer's House of Fame ; the Defign is in a Manner entirely alter'd , the De- scriptions , and most of the particular Thoughts his own , yet he would not fuffer it to be printed with- out this ...
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... fame Time . Your Pen with Marlborough's Sword is much the fame , He fought , you write , for Profit , more than Fame : His Eagles after Grants and Penfions flew , And all your Lawrels from Subfcriptions grew . His Friendship too , like ...
... fame Time . Your Pen with Marlborough's Sword is much the fame , He fought , you write , for Profit , more than Fame : His Eagles after Grants and Penfions flew , And all your Lawrels from Subfcriptions grew . His Friendship too , like ...
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... fame Sub- ject 32 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 33 Mr Pope to Mr Wycherly on the correcting his Madrigals 36 and Poems Mir Pope to Mr Crumswell on Mr Wycherly's being dif gufted Mr Pope to Mr Blount on Mr Wycherly's Death 38 37 Mr ...
... fame Sub- ject 32 Do. to Do. on the fame Sub- ject 33 Mr Pope to Mr Wycherly on the correcting his Madrigals 36 and Poems Mir Pope to Mr Crumswell on Mr Wycherly's being dif gufted Mr Pope to Mr Blount on Mr Wycherly's Death 38 37 Mr ...
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