The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 6J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... say to you , tho ' they all amount but to this , that I am entirely , as ever . LETTER V. Your , & c . London . Nov. 8 , 1717 . AM extremely glad to find by a Letter of yours It to Mr Fortescue , that you have received one from me ; and ...
... say to you , tho ' they all amount but to this , that I am entirely , as ever . LETTER V. Your , & c . London . Nov. 8 , 1717 . AM extremely glad to find by a Letter of yours It to Mr Fortescue , that you have received one from me ; and ...
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... say obliged , by your kind letter , which fufficiently warm'd my heart to have answer'd it fooner , had I not been deceived ( a way one often is deceived ) by hearkening to women ; who told me that both Lady Burlington and yourfelf were ...
... say obliged , by your kind letter , which fufficiently warm'd my heart to have answer'd it fooner , had I not been deceived ( a way one often is deceived ) by hearkening to women ; who told me that both Lady Burlington and yourfelf were ...
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... say this with any allufion to my poetical capacity as a fon of Apol- lo , but in my companionable one ( if you'll fuffer me to use a phrase of the Earl of Clarendon's ) for I fhall fee or be seen of few of you this winter . I am grown ...
... say this with any allufion to my poetical capacity as a fon of Apol- lo , but in my companionable one ( if you'll fuffer me to use a phrase of the Earl of Clarendon's ) for I fhall fee or be seen of few of you this winter . I am grown ...
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... say that can give you much pleasure : only merely that I am in being , which in truth is of little confequence to one from whofe converfation I am cut off by fuch accidents or engagements as sepa- rate us . I continue , and ever fhall ...
... say that can give you much pleasure : only merely that I am in being , which in truth is of little confequence to one from whofe converfation I am cut off by fuch accidents or engagements as sepa- rate us . I continue , and ever fhall ...
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... say fo pleafing to me as many of yours have been , thro ' the account you give of the dejection of your spi- rits . I wish the too conftant ufe of water does not contribute to it ; I find Dr Arbuthnot and another ve- ry knowing ...
... say fo pleafing to me as many of yours have been , thro ' the account you give of the dejection of your spi- rits . I wish the too conftant ufe of water does not contribute to it ; I find Dr Arbuthnot and another ve- ry knowing ...
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