Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 2
Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 2
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. . " ^ On November 4 Pope was still at Twickenham, but, hearing that Allen had been ill, he wrote, in his impulsive fashion, that he would make arrange- ments to come at once if his friend desired his company.
" Your chariot shall meet me when you will at Pope says : " My Grotto is now finished (I wish you could have seen it now) though still I could improve, had I more fine stone. It has cost infinitely more time and pains than I could have conceived ; so true it is that ' every Httle thing t...o be done well requires a great deal. '" * From the unpublished MS.
634 Mr. Pope Newbury or Hungerford, and I will get thither in a day and a half. On Wednesday sennight I believe I may have the opportunity of a coach so as to be at Bath by Friday night. ... If 1 can get Mr. Hooke or Vandiest/ if he were well enough, I will come. If not, I'll take any other means to be there in less than a week more. ... I will be with you by the 25th at farthest, at all events. . . . My hearty thanks for your good offices to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . " ^ On November 4 Pope was still at Twickenham, but, hearing that Allen had been ill, he wrote, in his impulsive fashion, that he would make arrange- ments to come at once if his friend desired his company.
" Your chariot shall meet me when you will at Pope says : " My Grotto is now finished (I wish you could have seen it now) though still I could improve, had I more fine stone. It has cost infinitely more time and pains than I could have conceived ; so true it is that ' every Httle thing t...o be done well requires a great deal. '" * From the unpublished MS.
634 Mr. Pope Newbury or Hungerford, and I will get thither in a day and a half. On Wednesday sennight I believe I may have the opportunity of a coach so as to be at Bath by Friday night. ... If 1 can get Mr. Hooke or Vandiest/ if he were well enough, I will come. If not, I'll take any other means to be there in less than a week more. ... I will be with you by the 25th at farthest, at all events. . . . My hearty thanks for your good offices to Mrs.
What to read after Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paston George to read onlineMoreLess
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