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...suppress it—— And yet he left the copy behind him! Bishop Burner, from absence of mind, had drawn iis strong a picture of herself to the duchess of Marlborough,...after the duke's disgrace, Burnet was comparing him to Belisarins —" But how," said she, " could so great a general be so abandoned?"—" Oh! madam," said...

...gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it • And yet he left the eopy behind him ! Bishop Burnet, from absence of mind, had drawn as strong a picture...after the duke's disgrace, Burnet was comparing him to Belisarins — " But how," said she, " could so great a general be so abandoned?" — "Oh! madam,"...

...and gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it And yet he left the copy behind him ! Bishop Burnet, from absence of mind, had drawn as strong a picture of herself to the duchess of Alarlborough, as Pope did under covert of another lady. Dining with the duchess after the duke's disgrace,...

...herself to the duchess of Malborough. Dining with this celebrated lady after the disgrace of her husband, Burnet was comparing him to Belisarius. " But how,"...so great a general be so abandoned." " Oh, Madam," replied the bishop, " do you not " know what a brimstone of a wife he had? " A LIST OF RELICS, TO BE...

...herself to the duchess of Malborough. Dining with this celebrated lady after the disgrace of her husband, Burnet was comparing him to Belisarius. " But how,"...so great a general be so abandoned." " Oh, Madam," replied the bishop, " do you not " know what a brimstone of a wife he had? " A LIST OF RELICS, TO BE...

...in connexion with this very duchess. Dining with her one day after the duke's disgrace, his lordship was comparing him to Belisarius. " But how," said she, " could so great a general (as Belisarius) be so abandoned ?" " Oh, madam," said the bishop, " do not you know what a brimstone...

...gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it ; — and yet he left the copy behind him !' Bishop Burnet, from absence of mind, had drawn as strong a picture...herself to the Duchess of Marlborough, as Pope did under coven of another lady. Dining with the Duchess after the Duke's disgrace, Burnet was comparing him...

...gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it ; — and yet he left the copy behind him ! * Bishop Burnet, from absence of mind, had drawn as strong a picture...Burnet was comparing him to Belisarius : " But how," 1 I-epel Hervey. " A fine black girl, as masculine as her father should be."— Waljmte to Mann, Jan....

...gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it ; — and yet he left the copy behind him ! " Bishop Burnet, from absence of mind, had drawn as strong a picture of herself to the Duchess of Marlborongh, as Pope did under covert of another lady. Dining with the Duchess after the Duke's disgrace,...