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Page 154
... epistle of the Effay on Man , he made , in the first edition , the following bad rhyme : A cheat a whore ! who starts not at the name , In all the inns of court , or Drury - Laue * ? And HARTE remembered to have often heard it urged ...
... epistle of the Effay on Man , he made , in the first edition , the following bad rhyme : A cheat a whore ! who starts not at the name , In all the inns of court , or Drury - Laue * ? And HARTE remembered to have often heard it urged ...
Page 221
... Epistle on the authors of the age , page 5 , 1730 . + Ver . 33 . § Juv . Sat. vii . ↑ Ver . 41 . Young , Epistle i . p . 4 . 5. Blefs ནའབའ་ ་ དའ་ ཞག་ ་་་ 5. Blefs me ! a packet — ' tis a IUS AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 221.
... Epistle on the authors of the age , page 5 , 1730 . + Ver . 33 . § Juv . Sat. vii . ↑ Ver . 41 . Young , Epistle i . p . 4 . 5. Blefs ནའབའ་ ་ དའ་ ཞག་ ་་་ 5. Blefs me ! a packet — ' tis a IUS AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 221.
Page 331
... epistle , b . i .; the 10th epistle , b , i .; the 18th epiftle , b . i . ( fee his poems , vol . xliii . of the English poets ) with a freedom and a faci- lity of verfification truly Horatian . Perhaps it may de- ferve confideration ...
... epistle , b . i .; the 10th epistle , b , i .; the 18th epiftle , b . i . ( fee his poems , vol . xliii . of the English poets ) with a freedom and a faci- lity of verfification truly Horatian . Perhaps it may de- ferve confideration ...
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