The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen8

Alexander Pope

J.F. Dove, 1822

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The Articles marked thus t were not inserted in Dr WiRBVBTONs Edition	3

From Mr Blount	19

To Mr Blount	37

LETTERS TO AND FROM THE HONOURABLE	39

On the finishing his Translation of the Iliad	45

Fwm Mr liHv On the same subject	52

A Wlulw Invitation to n fireside	59

Customs of hospita	68

fFrom the Same ibid LXXXIV fFrom Mr Rowe	256

To Mr Steele Of the Emperor Adrian	257

From Mr Steele	258

Ode The Dying Christian to his Soul ibid X To Mr Addison On Denniss Remarks on Cato	259

f Fragment of a Letter from Mr Evans	260

From Mr Addison Concerning Mr Popes Translation of Homer	261

f From the Same	262

f From Dr Young	263

LETTERS TO AND FROM DR ATTERBURY	73

Advice	81

and love of books	100

From the Same on the same subject The state	106

Letter Pig XX From the Bishop Answer to the former Appli cation of some verses of Horace to the Duke of Marlboroughs funeral 111	110

From the Bishop of Rochester in the Tower	114

The Answer 116 XXIII The Authors last letter to the Bishop of Rochester 119 XXIV From the Bishop of Rochester 124	124

The Authors opinion of Mr Gays merit and mo desty	133

His desire to do him service and advice as to the study of Poetry	134

Concerning painting Mr Gays poem of the Fan 135 IV To Mr Gay on his return from Hanover after the Queens death Advice about Politics	137

After the death of the Authors father and the sale of his estate Mr Gays poem to Mr Lowndes and his expectations at court	140

From Mr Gay to Mr F on the remarkable death of two lovers by lightning with their epitaph	142

To Mr Gay at Bath the commitment of the Bishop of Rochester to the Tower	145

Friends com memorated	146

Assurances of remembrance in absence	148

To Mr Gay in a dangerous sickness	149

fTo the Same	150

fTo the Same 151 XIII On his recovery and Mr Congreves death	152

To the Hon Mrs 154 XV Excuse for not writing Of Mr Fentons death	155

A congratulation to Mr Gay on the end of his expectations at court The innocence of a pri vate life and the happiness of independency	158

From Mr Gay in the country Thoughts of buy ing a farm and about the Dunciad	160

Letter Pag	161

Verses on the Hermitage at Rich	170

From Mr Gay His ill state of health His opinion of writing Panegyric 172 XXV From Mr Cleland to Mr Gay 174 XXVI Mr Pope to the Earl of Bu...	178

fMr Pope to Mr Christopher Pitt Transla	184

The melancholy offices of friends A prospect of the Town upon	196

The Charitable Corpora tion More concerning Women	201

His idea of the Golden Age and unwilling ness to come to town	202

From the Same Desire to see Dr Swift Al teration in his passions and from whence	204

From Dr Swift to the Earl of Peterborow	206

Various opinions and some general reflections	207

XL11 To Mr C expostulatory on the hardships done an unhappy lady etc	210

To Mr Richardson 213 XLIV To the Same after Mrs Popes death 214	214

To the Same	215

fTo the Same	217

To Mr Bethel conccmingthe Essay on Man etc	218

To Mrs B Concern for the loss of friends	220

From Dr Arbuthnot in his last sickness His dying request to the Author	222

The Answer	223

f Mr Mallet to Lord Bolingbroke on Dr War burtons Edition of Pope in nine volumes	227

fMr Gay to Mr Pope On the Three Hours after Marriage	229

fToV Description of Blenheim 230	230

fMr Pope to Lord Oxford 232	232

t To the Same	233

fTo the Same	234

fTo John Vandr Bempden Esq	235

tToMr Jervas Md	237

fTo Mr Dennis	238

t To the Same	239

LXII1 f To his Brother	240

f From Mr Blount	241

To the Same	242

Letter Page LXVIII f From his Mother	244

fFrom Mr Tonson	245

From the Same	246

f From the Same	247

LXXIIL fToMr Lintot ibid_ LXXIV fFrom Mr Lintot	248

fFrom the Same	249

LiBTTSlt Pige III Of sickness and dying young	250

f Mr Fenton to Mr Lintot 251	251

fFrom Mr Fenlon ibid LXXIX t From Mr Wycherley	252

On the Emperor Adrians Verses on his death bed	253

f From Mr Trumbull	254

From Mr Steele	255

From Mr Addison On the same	264

To Mr Addison Against Partyspirit	265

fFrom the Same ibid XCIX fMr Jervas to Mr Pope	266

Of the freedom of a friend the incongruity of man and the vanity of the world	267

fFrom the Same	268

fFrom the Same	269

Party animosity	270

fFrom	271

fFrom Mr Pitt the Translator of Virgil	272

Concerning some misunderstandings	273

fMr Pope to Dr Parnelle complaining of his Letters not having been answered	274

Letter pa CVI1 fTo the Same Earnestly entreating his return from Ireland	276

To the Hon concerning Mr Addison Philipss Calumny and Mr Gays Pastorals	277

The vanity of Poetical Fame serious thoughts	278

iTo the Same Respecting the publication of Zoilus and several of Parnelles Poems inten tion of publishing an entire collection of Ma drigals	279

Concerning the Translation of Homer	280

tFrora Mr Jervas Dr Arbuthnot and Mr Pope on the same subject	281

To Mr Jervas of the same	283

To the Same on the equal and easy terms of friendship	284

Mr Jervas to Mr Pope concerning Mr Addison	286

The Answer	287

fOn the same subject	289

Mr Pope to the Earl of Halifax	290

Dr Parnelle Dr Berkley Mr Gay and Dr Arbuthnot concerning Mr Popes Homer	291

fOn the same subject	292

To the Hon James Craggs Esq on the same	294

To Mr Congreve Of sincerity the scurrilities of abusive Critics what ought to be the temper of an Author	297

fOu the correction of a poem transmitted by Mr Hill	298

To the Same of the Farce called the Whatdye call it	299

Letter Page	300

t On the subject of the Poem 301	301

+To the same with some lines written by Mr Pope from the bedside of his mother during her last illness	302

VOL VII	303

f Declining writing an epilogue to Mr Hills play	304

f Desiring the play to be sent to the Countess of Suffolk	305

Proposing to attend with Lord Burlington Lord Bathurst and others at the first representation	306

f Remarks on the performance and actors	307

Mr Pope to Mr Jervas 308	308

fTo the Same acknowledging the receipt of the Translation of Voltaire	311

fTo the Same	312

fMr Pope to the Reverend Mr Berkeley	322

fMr Hill to Mr Pope in answer to the preceding Letter 325 LETTERS TO LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUE I t Mr Pope to Lady Mary Wortle...	334

From the Duke of Buckingham to Mr Pope	340

Answer to the former	347

Letter Page XVI To Dr Arbuthnot on his return from France and on the calumnies about the Odyssey	352

To Robert Earl of Oxford	353

The Earl of Oxfords Answer	355

tTo Mr Holdsworth recommending Mr Harte of St Marys Hall to the Poetry Professorship in Oxford	356

fTo Mr Hughes with Proposals for Homer	357

tTo the Same	358

fTo the Same	360

tTo the Same ibid XXIV fTo the Same	361

fTo Mr Jabez Hughes on the death of his Bro ther	362

fTo Mr Duncombe	363

tTo the Same	364

fTo the Same ibid XXIX fTo the Same	365

fTo Mr Pitt Translator of Vida and Virgil	366

tFrom Mr J Spence to the Rev Mr Pitt Rector of Pimperne near Blandford Dorsetshire on Mr Popes opinion of Pitts Virgil	367

fTo Mr Richardson Mr Popes opinion of Bath	369

fMr Lyttelton to Lord Bolingbroke	370

fLord Bolingbrokes Answer	372

fLord Bolingbroke to Mr Mallet	373

fDr Warburton to Mr Andrew Millar the Book seller on Mallets publishing the Works of Bolingbroke 374	374

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Información bibliográfica

Título	The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen8 The Works of Alexander Pope, Alexander Pope
Autor	Alexander Pope
Ilustrado por	Joseph Warton
Editor	J.F. Dove, 1822
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Oxford
Digitalizado	11 Abr. 2006

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