The Works of Alexander Pope ...printed and fold by J. J. Tourneisen, 1803 |
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Page 7
... give the things you never care for . A wife man always is or fhou'd Be mighty ready to do good : But makes a difference in his thought Betwixt a Guinea and a Groat . Now this I'll fay , you'll find in me A fafe Companion , and a free ...
... give the things you never care for . A wife man always is or fhou'd Be mighty ready to do good : But makes a difference in his thought Betwixt a Guinea and a Groat . Now this I'll fay , you'll find in me A fafe Companion , and a free ...
Page 9
... give me back my Conftitution ! The fprightly Wit , the lively Eye , 45 And all that voluntary Vein , That laugh'd down many a Summer Sun , And kept you up fo oft till one : As when Belinda rais'd my Strain . 50 A Weafel once made fhift ...
... give me back my Conftitution ! The fprightly Wit , the lively Eye , 45 And all that voluntary Vein , That laugh'd down many a Summer Sun , And kept you up fo oft till one : As when Belinda rais'd my Strain . 50 A Weafel once made fhift ...
Page 11
... Give me , I cry'd , ( enough for me ) My Bread , and Independency ! - So bought an Annual Rent or two , And liv'd juft as you fee I do ; Near fifty , and without a Wife , I trust that finking Fund , my Life . Can I retrench ? Yes ...
... Give me , I cry'd , ( enough for me ) My Bread , and Independency ! - So bought an Annual Rent or two , And liv'd juft as you fee I do ; Near fifty , and without a Wife , I trust that finking Fund , my Life . Can I retrench ? Yes ...
Page 33
... give- My Lord alone knows how to live . " No fooner faid , but from the Hall Rufh Chaplain , Butler , Dogs and all : A Rat ! a Rat ! clap to the door " - The Cat comes bouncing on the floor . O for the heart of Homer's Mice , Or Gods to ...
... give- My Lord alone knows how to live . " No fooner faid , but from the Hall Rufh Chaplain , Butler , Dogs and all : A Rat ! a Rat ! clap to the door " - The Cat comes bouncing on the floor . O for the heart of Homer's Mice , Or Gods to ...
Page 51
... Give me a willing nymph ! ' tis all I care , Extremely clean , and tolerably fair , Her shape her own , whatever shape she have , And just that white and red which nature gave : Her I transported touch , tranfported view ! And call her ...
... Give me a willing nymph ! ' tis all I care , Extremely clean , and tolerably fair , Her shape her own , whatever shape she have , And just that white and red which nature gave : Her I transported touch , tranfported view ! And call her ...
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