THE WORKS OF Alexander Pope Esq, Volume 3J. and P. KNAPTON in Ludgate-street, 1751 - 299 pages |
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... illustrates by an instance in the lamb , which is happy in not knowing the fate that attends it from the butcher ; and from thence takes NOTES . VER . 87. Who fees with equal eye , & c . ] Mat . x . 29 . 1 Atoms or systems into ruin ...
... illustrates by an instance in the lamb , which is happy in not knowing the fate that attends it from the butcher ; and from thence takes NOTES . VER . 87. Who fees with equal eye , & c . ] Mat . x . 29 . 1 Atoms or systems into ruin ...
Page 102
... illustrate his account by the fimilar harmony of the Universe : Such is the World's great harmony , that Springs From Order , Union , full Confent of things ! Thus , as in the beginning of this epiftle he fupported the great principle ...
... illustrate his account by the fimilar harmony of the Universe : Such is the World's great harmony , that Springs From Order , Union , full Confent of things ! Thus , as in the beginning of this epiftle he fupported the great principle ...
Page 204
... illustrate the par- ticular point he is upon , but to establish the general princi- ples he would inforce ; fo , in the inftance before us , he com- pares the inconftancy and con- tradiction in the Characters of Women , to the change of ...
... illustrate the par- ticular point he is upon , but to establish the general princi- ples he would inforce ; fo , in the inftance before us , he com- pares the inconftancy and con- tradiction in the Characters of Women , to the change of ...
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