The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq, Band 5J. Balfour, 1764 |
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... sort of kindness , that ra- ther fhews itself when he thinks me ill used by others , than when we walk quietly and peaceably by ourselves . If it be the chief point of friendship to comply with a friend's motions and inclinations , he ...
... sort of kindness , that ra- ther fhews itself when he thinks me ill used by others , than when we walk quietly and peaceably by ourselves . If it be the chief point of friendship to comply with a friend's motions and inclinations , he ...
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... sort of respect , which this idle part of mankind , the Learned , pay to their own fpecies ; who are as confiderable here , as the bufy , the gay , and the ambitious are in your world . For Indeed , I was treated in fuch a manner , that ...
... sort of respect , which this idle part of mankind , the Learned , pay to their own fpecies ; who are as confiderable here , as the bufy , the gay , and the ambitious are in your world . For Indeed , I was treated in fuch a manner , that ...
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... sort of peo- ple never tell but with truth and religious fincerity ) that I am , and ever will be THE LETTER XII . Your , & c . HE fame reason that hinder'd your writing , hin- der'd mine , the pleafing expectation to see you in town ...
... sort of peo- ple never tell but with truth and religious fincerity ) that I am , and ever will be THE LETTER XII . Your , & c . HE fame reason that hinder'd your writing , hin- der'd mine , the pleafing expectation to see you in town ...
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