The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 2Theophilus Barrois junior, 1783 |
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Page 55
... fure do well . Adieu - if this advice appear the worst , E'en take the counsel which I gave you first : Or better precepts if you can impart , Why do , I'll follow them with all my heart . THE FIRST EPISTLE OF THE SECOND BOOK O F HORACE ...
... fure do well . Adieu - if this advice appear the worst , E'en take the counsel which I gave you first : Or better precepts if you can impart , Why do , I'll follow them with all my heart . THE FIRST EPISTLE OF THE SECOND BOOK O F HORACE ...
Page 71
... fure Democritus had dy'd , Had he beheld an audience gape fo wide . Let bear or elephant be e'er fo white , The people , fure , the people are the fight ! Ah luckless poet ! stretch thy lungs and roar , That bear or elephant shall heed ...
... fure Democritus had dy'd , Had he beheld an audience gape fo wide . Let bear or elephant be e'er fo white , The people , fure , the people are the fight ! Ah luckless poet ! stretch thy lungs and roar , That bear or elephant shall heed ...
Page 78
... father taught me from a lad , The better art to know the good from bad : ( And little fure imported to remove , To hunt for truth in Maudlin's learned grove . ) But knottier points we knew not half so well , 78 Book II . IMITATIONS.
... father taught me from a lad , The better art to know the good from bad : ( And little fure imported to remove , To hunt for truth in Maudlin's learned grove . ) But knottier points we knew not half so well , 78 Book II . IMITATIONS.
Page 86
... fure no ftatute in his favour fays , How free , or frugal , I shall pafs my days : I , who at fome times fpend , at others spare , Divided between careleffnefs and care . ' Tis one thing madly to difperfe my store ; Another , not to ...
... fure no ftatute in his favour fays , How free , or frugal , I shall pafs my days : I , who at fome times fpend , at others spare , Divided between careleffnefs and care . ' Tis one thing madly to difperfe my store ; Another , not to ...
Page 102
... fure been flain , If he had liv'd then ; and without help dies , When next the prentices ' gainst strangers rise ; One whom the watch at noon lets fcarce go by ; One , to whom the examining justice sure would cry : Sir , by your ...
... fure been flain , If he had liv'd then ; and without help dies , When next the prentices ' gainst strangers rise ; One whom the watch at noon lets fcarce go by ; One , to whom the examining justice sure would cry : Sir , by your ...
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