The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: In Four Volumes, Volume 2Charles Whittingham, 1808 |
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... Shylock , though his soul Still sits at squat , and peeps not from its hole . At half mankind when generous Manly raves , All know ' tis virtue , for he thinks them knaves ; When universal homage Umbra pays , All see ' tis vice , and ...
... Shylock , though his soul Still sits at squat , and peeps not from its hole . At half mankind when generous Manly raves , All know ' tis virtue , for he thinks them knaves ; When universal homage Umbra pays , All see ' tis vice , and ...
Page 97
... Shylock , spite of Shylock's wife . But thousands die without or this or that , Die , and endow a college or a cat . To some indeed Heayen grants the happier fate To ' enrich a bastard , or a son they hate . Perhaps you think the poor ...
... Shylock , spite of Shylock's wife . But thousands die without or this or that , Die , and endow a college or a cat . To some indeed Heayen grants the happier fate To ' enrich a bastard , or a son they hate . Perhaps you think the poor ...
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In Four Volumes Alexander Pope. Why Shylock wants a meal the cause is found ; He thinks a loaf will rise to fifty pound . What made directors cheat in South - sea year ? To live on ven'son , when it sold so dear . Ask you why Phryne the ...
In Four Volumes Alexander Pope. Why Shylock wants a meal the cause is found ; He thinks a loaf will rise to fifty pound . What made directors cheat in South - sea year ? To live on ven'son , when it sold so dear . Ask you why Phryne the ...
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