Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Alexander Pope (1745)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... Leave of his Wife and Friends , immediately before his last Agony , with the fame Tranquility of Mind , and the fame Indifference for Life , as though he had been taking but a fhort Journey . So that his last Moments confirm'd the ...
... Leave of his Wife and Friends , immediately before his last Agony , with the fame Tranquility of Mind , and the fame Indifference for Life , as though he had been taking but a fhort Journey . So that his last Moments confirm'd the ...
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... leave the thorny Way , And in the fofter Paths of Pleasure stray , Ruin enfues , Reproach , and endless Shame , And one false Step entirely damns her Fame : In vain with Tears her Lofs fhe may deplore , In vain look back to what he was ...
... leave the thorny Way , And in the fofter Paths of Pleasure stray , Ruin enfues , Reproach , and endless Shame , And one false Step entirely damns her Fame : In vain with Tears her Lofs fhe may deplore , In vain look back to what he was ...
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William Ayre, Edmund Curll. " So I leave it to every impartial Clergyman to con " fider , & c . " Preface to the Remarks on Prince Arthur . It has been fuggefted in the Character of Mr. Pope ... leave it to every impartial Clergyman to ...
William Ayre, Edmund Curll. " So I leave it to every impartial Clergyman to con " fider , & c . " Preface to the Remarks on Prince Arthur . It has been fuggefted in the Character of Mr. Pope ... leave it to every impartial Clergyman to ...
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