Poetical Works: To which is Prefixed a Life of the AuthorPhillips, Sampson, 1857 |
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... words , that he was going out of town , without mentioning to what place , and did not expect to hear from him till he came back . This cold indifference extorted from Mr. Pope a protestation , that nothing should induce him ever to ...
... words , that he was going out of town , without mentioning to what place , and did not expect to hear from him till he came back . This cold indifference extorted from Mr. Pope a protestation , that nothing should induce him ever to ...
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... word , Mr. Addison is sure of my respect at all times , and of my real friendship whenever he shall think fit to know me for what I am . Some years after this conversation , at the desire of Sir Richard Steele , they met . At first , a ...
... word , Mr. Addison is sure of my respect at all times , and of my real friendship whenever he shall think fit to know me for what I am . Some years after this conversation , at the desire of Sir Richard Steele , they met . At first , a ...
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... words ; in my politics , I think no farther than how to preserve my peace of life in any government under which I live ; nor in my religion , than o preserve the peace of my conscience in any church with which I communicate . I hope all ...
... words ; in my politics , I think no farther than how to preserve my peace of life in any government under which I live ; nor in my religion , than o preserve the peace of my conscience in any church with which I communicate . I hope all ...
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... word . If I was born under an absolute prince I would be a quiet subject ; but thank God I was not . I have a due sense of the excellence of the British constitu- tion . In a word , the things I have always wished to see are not a Roman ...
... word . If I was born under an absolute prince I would be a quiet subject ; but thank God I was not . I have a due sense of the excellence of the British constitu- tion . In a word , the things I have always wished to see are not a Roman ...
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... word , his saving power remains ; Thy realm for ever lasts , thy own Messiah reigns ! WINDSOR FOREST . To the Right Honourable George Lord Lansdowne Non injussa cano : te nostræ , Vare , myricæ . Te nemus omne canet ; nec Phobo gratior ...
... word , his saving power remains ; Thy realm for ever lasts , thy own Messiah reigns ! WINDSOR FOREST . To the Right Honourable George Lord Lansdowne Non injussa cano : te nostræ , Vare , myricæ . Te nemus omne canet ; nec Phobo gratior ...
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