The works of Alexander Pope. With his last corrections, additions, and improvements. Publ. by mr. Warburton. With occasional notes, Volume 81751 |
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Page 33
... Lady Scudamore , from having rufticated in your company too long , really behaves herself fcan- daloufly among us : The pretends to open her eyes for the fake of feeing the fun , and to fleep because it is night ; drinks tea at nine in ...
... Lady Scudamore , from having rufticated in your company too long , really behaves herself fcan- daloufly among us : The pretends to open her eyes for the fake of feeing the fun , and to fleep because it is night ; drinks tea at nine in ...
Page 35
... woman , who has a fincere , hearty , old - fafhion'd refpect for you , and constantly blames her fon for not having writ you oftener to tell you fo . to Ι I very much wifh ( but what fignifies my wifh- ing ? my lady Scudamore wishes ...
... woman , who has a fincere , hearty , old - fafhion'd refpect for you , and constantly blames her fon for not having writ you oftener to tell you fo . to Ι I very much wifh ( but what fignifies my wifh- ing ? my lady Scudamore wishes ...
Page 36
... Lady Scudamore , when fhe will do me the ho- nour ( at this public house on the road ) to drink her own cyder . The moment I am writing this , I am furprized with the account of the death of a friend of mine ; which makes all I have ...
... Lady Scudamore , when fhe will do me the ho- nour ( at this public house on the road ) to drink her own cyder . The moment I am writing this , I am furprized with the account of the death of a friend of mine ; which makes all I have ...
Page 38
... Lady Scudamore comes to Sherburne , in which cafe I fhall prefs you to fee Dorfetfhire , as you propofed . May you have a long enjoyment of your new favourite Portico , Your , & c . TH LETTER VI . From Mr. DIGBY , Sherburne , July 9 , 1 ...
... Lady Scudamore comes to Sherburne , in which cafe I fhall prefs you to fee Dorfetfhire , as you propofed . May you have a long enjoyment of your new favourite Portico , Your , & c . TH LETTER VI . From Mr. DIGBY , Sherburne , July 9 , 1 ...
Page 42
... Mother , and your Villa ; till then I will fay nothing of Lord Bathurst's wood , which I faw in my return hither . Soon after Christ- mas I defign for London , where I fhall mifs Lady Scudamore very much , who intends to stay in the ...
... Mother , and your Villa ; till then I will fay nothing of Lord Bathurst's wood , which I faw in my return hither . Soon after Christ- mas I defign for London , where I fhall mifs Lady Scudamore very much , who intends to stay in the ...
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