The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: In Nine Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; ... Together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr. Warbuton, כרך 7J. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst, 1752 |
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עמוד 181
... as probably the fame reason may prevent her fending a true account of her health to me , I must desire you to acquaint me . I would glady hear the country air improves N 3 your 1 your own ; but don't flatter me when you SEVERAL LADIES .
... as probably the fame reason may prevent her fending a true account of her health to me , I must desire you to acquaint me . I would glady hear the country air improves N 3 your 1 your own ; but don't flatter me when you SEVERAL LADIES .
עמוד 188
... desire , that is , as long and as happy as you can wish : May her beauty be as great as poffible , that is , as it always was , or as yours is . But whatever ravages a merciless diftemper may commit , I dare promise her boldly , what ...
... desire , that is , as long and as happy as you can wish : May her beauty be as great as poffible , that is , as it always was , or as yours is . But whatever ravages a merciless diftemper may commit , I dare promise her boldly , what ...
עמוד 325
... desire to give you some certain and fatisfactory account , which way , and at what time , you might take your journey . I am now commiffioned to tell you , that Mr. Craggs will expect you on the rifing of the Parliament , which will be ...
... desire to give you some certain and fatisfactory account , which way , and at what time , you might take your journey . I am now commiffioned to tell you , that Mr. Craggs will expect you on the rifing of the Parliament , which will be ...
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