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Pagina 258
... to retire into a Monaftery . " This defign is alfo hinted at in POPE's Letters where he says , in a * Vo !. vii . p . 193. Octavo Edition . letter letter addreffed , I prefume , to this very perfon 258 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS SECT. V. ...
... to retire into a Monaftery . " This defign is alfo hinted at in POPE's Letters where he says , in a * Vo !. vii . p . 193. Octavo Edition . letter letter addreffed , I prefume , to this very perfon 258 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS SECT. V. ...
Pagina 318
... Letters . From this analysis , her ftruggles and conflicts , between duty and pleasure , between penitence and ... letter of her lover acciden- pleased with it . He addreffes it to Abelard , and fays , that POPE has wove- A filken web ...
... Letters . From this analysis , her ftruggles and conflicts , between duty and pleasure , between penitence and ... letter of her lover acciden- pleased with it . He addreffes it to Abelard , and fays , that POPE has wove- A filken web ...
Pagina 321
... letters , the breaks out into that beautiful account of their use , which is finely improved from he latin . Heaven first taught letters for fome wretch's aid † , Some banish'd lover , or fome captive maid ; They live , they speak ...
... letters , the breaks out into that beautiful account of their use , which is finely improved from he latin . Heaven first taught letters for fome wretch's aid † , Some banish'd lover , or fome captive maid ; They live , they speak ...
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