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, 第 4 巻E. Curll, 1736 |
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... Fortune ( I am forry , for the King's fake , I can only fay Majority ) but ' tis as true , that if there be not Papifts and Soldiers of Fortune enough in England , there are in Scotland and Ire- land , to fhift out the Proteftants and ...
... Fortune ( I am forry , for the King's fake , I can only fay Majority ) but ' tis as true , that if there be not Papifts and Soldiers of Fortune enough in England , there are in Scotland and Ire- land , to fhift out the Proteftants and ...
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... Fortune , naturally wishes to fecure his Property in it , and to tranfmit that Property fafe to his Pofterity : Nothing but the Terrors that attend on Guilt , can alter that Defire , and they indeed can alter it . If he knows that his ...
... Fortune , naturally wishes to fecure his Property in it , and to tranfmit that Property fafe to his Pofterity : Nothing but the Terrors that attend on Guilt , can alter that Defire , and they indeed can alter it . If he knows that his ...
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... Fortune . The Royal Sovereign's finking ; the very Rats , as by Inftinct , have quit it . The Prince of Orange muft devise a Motto more expreffive of Succefs , than , Veni , Vidi , Vici ; for he has got a potent Kingdom without ftriking ...
... Fortune . The Royal Sovereign's finking ; the very Rats , as by Inftinct , have quit it . The Prince of Orange muft devise a Motto more expreffive of Succefs , than , Veni , Vidi , Vici ; for he has got a potent Kingdom without ftriking ...
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... Fortune fo Sportive , and the World has already feen fo much Variety ; that if we are moderately read in Hiftory , There is nothing can happen to deferve our Admiration . The Military Gentlemen have been under a Parliamentary Inspection ...
... Fortune fo Sportive , and the World has already feen fo much Variety ; that if we are moderately read in Hiftory , There is nothing can happen to deferve our Admiration . The Military Gentlemen have been under a Parliamentary Inspection ...
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... Fortune in great Posts , who take large Strides to raife Families at once . What Wonder then to fee a Country pillaged by Free - Quarter ? A Re- B 5 giment giment cheated of its Cloathing ? or fraudulent Bargains driven HISTORICAL ...
... Fortune in great Posts , who take large Strides to raife Families at once . What Wonder then to fee a Country pillaged by Free - Quarter ? A Re- B 5 giment giment cheated of its Cloathing ? or fraudulent Bargains driven HISTORICAL ...
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145 ページ - But if you have already determined of me, and that not only my death, but an infamous slander, must bring you the...
144 ページ - Wife, but to follow your Affection already settled on that Party, for whose sake I am now as I am, whose Name I could some good while since have pointed unto: Your Grace being not ignorant of my Suspicion therein.
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