Lives of
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共 24 段- After the extinction of the Bee, our author became so involv
- The gentlemen, who assisted Concanen in this collection, wer
- Compassion seems indeed to have been among the few good qual
- After many sollicitations and delays, a subscription was at
- When the life of a person, whose wit and genius raised him t
- In the beginning of the year 1714 Swift returned to England.
- As soon as Mr. Cibber's Apology was first printed, it was
- In 1708 our author was married to Mr. Cockburn, the son of D
- Having now shewn some parts, in which these two writers may
- Dr. Trapp was, in the early part of his life, chaplain to lo
- The natural extravagance of his temper soon exposed him to w
- But how, blest sovereign! shall th'unpractis'd muse
- Though Mr. Thomson's schoolmaster could not discover that he
- He pursues the description in the subsequent Stanza.
- The truth is, I met Savage one summer, in a condition too me
- Some years after this conversation, at the desire of Sir Ric
- Mr. Pope who had been always subjected to a variety of bodil
- 'What reasons the gentlemen might have to refuse so inviting
- From about the time he was solliciting the bringing on this
- 'The language of the Fair Circassian, says he, like yours, w
- --The fierce virago fought,--
- Having passed the pains and peril of childbirth, she begged
- This gentleman, well known to the world, by the share he had
- She used frequently to complain of herself, as naturally eag