The Life of Alexander Pope: Including Extracts from His CorrespondenceBohn, 1857 - 490 pages |
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... Twickenham and Dawley , and interior glimpses of Will's or Button's coffee - houses . In one respect , however , Spence is equal to the northern bio- grapher : he almost worshipped the object of his work , and unhesitatingly subscribed ...
... Twickenham and Dawley , and interior glimpses of Will's or Button's coffee - houses . In one respect , however , Spence is equal to the northern bio- grapher : he almost worshipped the object of his work , and unhesitatingly subscribed ...
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... Twickenham CHAPTER V. - 1719-1722 . orrespondence with Lady Mary Wortley Montagu . Completion of the Translation of the Iliad , and Gay's Congratulatory Poem . Ba- nishment of Atterbury . CHAPTER VI . - 1723-1727 . etters to Judith ...
... Twickenham CHAPTER V. - 1719-1722 . orrespondence with Lady Mary Wortley Montagu . Completion of the Translation of the Iliad , and Gay's Congratulatory Poem . Ba- nishment of Atterbury . CHAPTER VI . - 1723-1727 . etters to Judith ...
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... TWICKENHAM 29. POPE SURROUNDED BY HIS FRIENDS , A SHORT TIME BEFORE HIS DEATH 30. PORTRAIT OF LORD LYTTELTON 31. MONUMENT TO POPE IN TWICKENHAM CHURCH to face 264 299 310 369 to face 376 • to face 381 · to face 388 402 404 • 407 . · 417 ...
... TWICKENHAM 29. POPE SURROUNDED BY HIS FRIENDS , A SHORT TIME BEFORE HIS DEATH 30. PORTRAIT OF LORD LYTTELTON 31. MONUMENT TO POPE IN TWICKENHAM CHURCH to face 264 299 310 369 to face 376 • to face 381 · to face 388 402 404 • 407 . · 417 ...
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... Twickenham in order to pay the poet a visit . The latter ( according to a family , but not very probable , tradition ) felt his dignity a little touched by the absence of the necessary 66 pomp and circumstance " with which the minister ...
... Twickenham in order to pay the poet a visit . The latter ( according to a family , but not very probable , tradition ) felt his dignity a little touched by the absence of the necessary 66 pomp and circumstance " with which the minister ...
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... Twickenham , to tell that Alexander Pope , whom she nursed in infancy , and affec- tionately attended for twenty - eight years , was grateful for her services . He had nearly lost his life when a child , from a wild cow that threw him ...
... Twickenham , to tell that Alexander Pope , whom she nursed in infancy , and affec- tionately attended for twenty - eight years , was grateful for her services . He had nearly lost his life when a child , from a wild cow that threw him ...
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