 | Alexander Pope - 1735 - 468 sider
...(contrary to the laws againft harbouring Papifts) and gave me a dinner, with fomething I lik'd bet-r ter, an opportunity of converfation with Mrs. H— —...Honour, was of all things the moft miferable; and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd it had a fpecimen of it. To eat fVeJtphalia-ffam in a morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1737 - 286 sider
...proteftion (contrary to the laws againft harbouring Papifts) and gave me a dinner, (with fomething I lik'd better, an opportunity of converfation with Mrs. H*....Maid of honour was of all things the moft miferable; andwifh'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning,... | |
 | William Ayre, Edmund Curll - 1745 - 432 sider
...and gave me a Dinner, with fomething I lik'd better, an Opportunity of Converfation with Mrs. Howe* We all agreed, that the Life of a Maid of Honour, was of all Things the moft miferable ; and wifh'd that every Woman who envy'd it had a Specimen of it. To eatlFe/lphalia-Hamin a Morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1751 - 306 sider
...but my own virtues ; which were not of fo modeft a nature as to keep themfelves, or me, conceal'd : For I met the Prince with all his ladies on horfeback,...that the life of a Maid of honour was of all things die moft miserable : and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd itT had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia-ham... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1751 - 304 sider
...Prince with all his ladies on horfeback, coming from hunting. Mrs.B* and Mrs. L* took me into protedtion (contrary to the laws againft harbouring Papifts)...honour was of all things the moft miferable : and wim'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To ,eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1751 - 310 sider
...Prince with all his ladies on horfeback, coming from hunting. Mrs.B* and Mrs. L* took me into prote&ion (contrary to the laws againft harbouring Papifts)...honour was of all things the moft miferable : and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1757 - 366 sider
...but my own virtues ; which were not of fo modeft a nature as to keep themfelves, or me, conceal'd : For I met the Prince with all his ladies on horfeback,...honour was of all things the moft miferable : and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1760 - 424 sider
...keep themfelves, or me, coriceal'd : For I met the prince with all his ladies on horfeback, corning from hunting. Mrs. B* and Mrs. L* took me into protection...Honour was of all things the moft miferable : and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen, of it. it. To eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning,... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1770 - 402 sider
...harbouring Papifls) and gave me a dinner, with fomething i liked better, an opportunity of conversion with Mrs. H*. We all agreed that the life of a Maid...honour was of all things the moft miferable : and wifh'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia-ham in a morning, ride... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1788 - 396 sider
...keep themfelves, or me, conceal'd : For I met the Prince with all his ladies on horfeback, coining from hunting. Mrs. B* and Mrs. L* took me into protection...the life of a Maid of Honour was of all things the moil miferable : and wiih'd that every woman who envy'd it, had a fpecimen of it. To eat Weftphalia... | |
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Westphalia ham in a morning, ride over hedges and ditches on borrowed hacks, come home in the heat of the day with a fever, and (what... 
