Mr. Pope's Literary Correspondence for Thirty Years, from 1704 to 1734: Being a Collection of Letters, which Passed Between Him and Several Eminent Persons. Volume the firstE. Curll, in Rose-street, Covent Garden, 1735 - 336 Seiten |
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... told him , I fhou'd not write any thing , but I believed it might be fo , as fhe writ in her Letter . I am extremely concerned , that my former Indif- cretion in putting them into the hands of this Pre- rieufe , fhould have given you fo ...
... told him , I fhou'd not write any thing , but I believed it might be fo , as fhe writ in her Letter . I am extremely concerned , that my former Indif- cretion in putting them into the hands of this Pre- rieufe , fhould have given you fo ...
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... as his Poetical , notwith- ftanding the many libellous Mifreprefentations of them , ( against which the former of these Gentle- The Author's Age then Sixteen . A 6 men men has told me he will one day vindicate him [ 11 ] LETTERS ...
... as his Poetical , notwith- ftanding the many libellous Mifreprefentations of them , ( against which the former of these Gentle- The Author's Age then Sixteen . A 6 men men has told me he will one day vindicate him [ 11 ] LETTERS ...
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... told me he will one day vindicate him . ) I suppose those Injuries were begun by the Violence of Party , but ' tis no doubt they were continued by Envy at his fuccefs and fame : And thofe Scriblers who attacked him in his latter times ...
... told me he will one day vindicate him . ) I suppose those Injuries were begun by the Violence of Party , but ' tis no doubt they were continued by Envy at his fuccefs and fame : And thofe Scriblers who attacked him in his latter times ...
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... told you all the News of the Town . I I am , & c . Mr. Wycherley to Mr. Pope . Febr . 5 , 1705-6 . Have received your kind Letter , with my * Paper to Mr. Dryden corrected . I own you have made more of it by making it lefs ; as the ...
... told you all the News of the Town . I I am , & c . Mr. Wycherley to Mr. Pope . Febr . 5 , 1705-6 . Have received your kind Letter , with my * Paper to Mr. Dryden corrected . I own you have made more of it by making it lefs ; as the ...
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... told you ( I think ) that a Spanish Lady faid to her poor , poetical Gallant , that a Queen if the lay with a Groom , would expect a Mark of his Kindness from him , tho ' it were but his Curry - comb . But you and I will difpute this ...
... told you ( I think ) that a Spanish Lady faid to her poor , poetical Gallant , that a Queen if the lay with a Groom , would expect a Mark of his Kindness from him , tho ' it were but his Curry - comb . But you and I will difpute this ...
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