The Poems of Alexander Pope: A reduced version of the Twickenham Text (Paperback)

by Alexander Pope (Author), John Butt (Editor) "Fair charmer cease, nor make your voice's prize..." (more)
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Epitaph On Francis Chartres
The Consolation Of Philosophy: Book 3
Verbatim From Boileau
The Prayer Of Brutus
On The Statue Of Cleopatra, Made Into A Fountain By Leo X
January And May, Or The Merchant's Tale
The Wife Of Bath Her Prologue
Hymn Of St. Francis Xavier
Receipt To Make Soup; For The Use Of Dean Swift
Lines From Acis And Galateal 1. Air
Lines From Acis And Galateal 2. Chorus
The Episode Of Sarpedon (1)
The Iliad: The Episode Of Sarpedon (2)
The Odyssey: The Arrival Of Ulysses In Ithaca
The Odyssey: The Gardens Of Alcinous
Stanzas; Paraphrase Of Psalm: 145
Written Over A Study
The Alley. An Imitation Of Spenser
Argus
Atticus
Autumn. The Third Pastoral, Orhylas And Aegon
The Balance Of Europe
Bounce To Fop; Epistle .. Dog At Twickenham To Dog At Court
The Capon's Tale To A Lady Who Fathered Her Lampoons ...
A Character
Chorus To The Tragedy Of Brutus: 1. Of Athenians
Chorus To The Tragedy Of Brutus: 2. Of Youths And Virgins
Couplet
Couplet
Couplet From Horace
Couplet On His Grotto
Couplet On Shakespear's Monument (1)
Couplet On Shakespear's Monument (2)
Couplet On Wit: 1
Couplet On Wit: 2
Couplet On Wit: 3
Couplet On Wit: 4
Couplet On Wit: 5
Couplet On Wit: 6
The Court Ballad
Cowley: The Garden
The Critical Specimen: 1. A Simile
The Critical Specimen: 2. A Rhapsody
A Dialogue
The Discovery, Or The Squire Turned Ferret; Ballad
Duke Upon Duke; A New Ballad To The Tune Of Chevy Chase
The Dunciad
The Dunciad Variorum
E. Of Dorset: 1. Artimesia
E. Of Dorset: 2. Phryne
Elegy To The Memory Of An Unfortunate Lady
Eloisa To Abelard
Epigram
Epigram
Epigram
Epigram
Epigram ... Seeing Some Sheets Of Milton's Paradise Lost
Epigram Engraved On The Collar Of A Dog
Epigram In Behalf Of Mr. Southerne
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 1
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 2
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 3
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 4
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 5
Epigram Occasioned By An Invitation To Court: 6
Epigram Occasioned By Cibber's Verses In Praise Of Nash: 1
Epigram Occasioned By Cibber's Verses In Praise Of Nash: 2
Epigram On A Picture Of Queen Caroline
Epigram On Bishop Hough
Epigram On Cibber's Declaration That He Will Have Last Word
Epigram On Dennis
Epigram On Dr. Alured Clarke
Epigram On J.m.s.
Epigram On J.m.s. Gent.
Epigram On Lopping Trees In His Garden
Epigram On Mr. M--re's Going To Law With Mr. Gilliver
Epigram On One Who Made Long Epitaphs
Epigram On Queen Caroline's Deathbed
Epigram On The Candidates For The Laurel
Epigram On The Candidates For The Laurel (2)
Epigram On The Toasts Of The Kit-cat Club, Anno 1716
Epigram, In A Maid Of Honour's Prayer-book
Epigram. Imitated By Goldsmith
Epigram. Ozell's Translation Of Boileau's Lutrin
Epigram: On Authors And Booksellers
Epigram: On Poets
Epilogue To Rowe's 'jane Shore,' Designed For Mrs. Oldfield
Epilogue To The Satires: Dialogue 1
Epilogue To The Satires: Dialogue 2
Epistle To A Young Lady
Epistle To Dr. Arbuthnot
An Epistle To Henry Cromwell, Esq.
Epistle To James Craggs, Esq; Secretary Of State
Epistle To Miss Teresa Blount, On Her Leaving The Town
Epistle To Mr. Jervas, With Fresnoy's Art Of Painting
Epistle To Mrs. Blount, With The Works Of Voiture
Epistle To Robert, Earl Of Oxford, And Earl Mortimer
Epitaph
Epitaph Designed For Mr. Dryden's Monument
Epitaph For One Who Would Not Be Buried In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph From The Latin On The Count Of Mirandula: 1
Epitaph From The Latin On The Count Of Mirandula: 2
Epitaph Intended For Mr. Rowe In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph Intended For Sir Isaac Newton, In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph On Charles Earl Of Dorset
Epitaph On Dr. Francis Atterbury, Bishop Of Rochester
Epitaph On Edmund Duke Of Buckingham
Epitaph On G -- .
Epitaph On General Henry Whithers, In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph On Himself
Epitaph On James Craggs, Esq.; In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph On James Moore Smythe
Epitaph On John Hewet And Sarah Drew: 1
Epitaph On John Hewet And Sarah Drew: 2
Epitaph On John Hewet And Sarah Drew: 3
Epitaph On John Knight
Epitaph On John Lord Caryll
Epitaph On Lady Kneller
Epitaph On Mr. Elijah Fenton, At Easthamsted In Berks
Epitaph On Mr. Gay In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph On Mr. Rowe In Westminster Abbey
Epitaph On Mrs. Corbet, Who Dyed Of A Cancer In Her Breast
Epitaph On P.p. Clerk Of The Parish
Epitaph On Sir Godfrey Kneller In Westminster-abby 1723
Epitaph On Sir William Trumbull
Epitaph On The Hon. Simon Harcourt
Epitaph On The Monument Of Robert Digby, And His Sister Mary
An Essay On Criticism
An Essay On Man
A Farewell To London In The Year 1715
The Fool And The Poet
The Fourth Satire Of Dr. John Donne, Versifyed
Fragment Of Brutus, An Epic
The Happy Life Of A Country Parson
Horace, Satyr 4.1 Paraphrased
A Hymn Written In Windsor Forest
Imitation Of Chaucer
Imitation Of Martial
Imitation Of Tibullus
Imitations Of Horace: Epistle 1.1
Imitations Of Horace: Epistle 1.6
Imitations Of Horace: Epistle 1.7, Sels.
Imitations Of Horace: Epistle 2.1
Imitations Of Horace: Epistle 2.2
Imitations Of Horace: Ode Iv, 1
Imitations Of Horace: Ode Iv, 9
Imitations Of Horace: Satire 2.1
Imitations Of Horace: Satire 2.2
Imitations Of Horace: Satire 2.6
Imitations Of Horace: Sermon 1.2. Sober Advice
Impromptu To Lady Winchilsea
In Imitation Of Cowley: 1. Weeping
In Imitation Of Cowley: 2. Presenting A Lark
In Imitation Of Cowley: 3. The River
In Imitation Of Waller: 1. Of A Lady Singing To Her Lute
In Imitation Of Waller: 2. Of The Lady Would Not Sleep ...
In Imitation Of Waller: 3. Of Her Picture
In Imitation Of Waller: 4. Of Her Sickness
In Imitation Of Waller: 5. Of Her Walking In A Garden ...
In Imitation Of Waller: 6. Of Her Sighing
Inscriptio
Inscription
Inscription On A Grotto Of Shells At Crux-easton
Inscription On A Punch-bowl, In South-sea Year For A Club
Inscription. Martha Blount
The Lamentation Of Glumdalclitch For The Loss Of Grildrig
Letter To Cromwell
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 1. On Dullness
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 2. Of The Bypass Of A Bowl
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 3. Of Weights Of A Clock
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 4. Similitudes
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 5. Solitude And Retirement
Lines Added To Wycherley's Poems: 6. Conclusion
Lines From Alcander
Lines From The Art Of Sinking
Lines In Conclusion Of A Satire
Lines On Bounce
Lines On Coffee
Lines On Curll
Lines On Ministers
Lines On Mr. Hatton's Clocks
Lines On Swift's Ancestors
Lines On Writing A Tragedy
Lines To A Friend Written At His Mother's Bedside
Lines To Bolinbroke
Lines To King George Ii
Lines To Lord Bathurst
Macer: A Character
Mary Gulliver To Captain Lemuel Gulliver
Messiah; A Sacred Eclogue In Imitation Of Virgil's Pollio
Moral Essays: Epistle 1. To Richard Temple, Viscount Cobham
Moral Essays: Epistle 2. To A Lady Of Characters Of Women
Moral Essays: Epistle 3. To Allen Lord Bathurst
Moral Essays: Epistle 4. To Richard Boyle, Earl Burlington
Occasioned By Some Verses Of The Duke Of Buckingham
Ode On Solitude (final Printed Version)
Ode [for Music] On St. Cecilia's Day
On A Certain Lady At Court
On A Lady Who P-ssed At The Tragedy Of Cato
On His Grotto At Twickenham
On Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's Portrait
On Lying In The Earl Of Rochester's Bed At Atterbury
On Receiving From Lady Frances Shirley A Standish And 2 Pens
On Seeing The Ladies At Crux-easton Walk In The Woods
On Silence
On The Benefactions In The Late Frost
On The Countess Of Burlington Cutting Paper
One Thousand Seven Hundred Forty; A Poem
Paraphrase On Thomas A Kempis
Presentation Verses To Nathaniel Pigott
Prologue Designed For Mr. D'urfey's Last Play
Prologue To Mr. Addison's Tragedy Of Cato
Prologue To Sophonisba
Prologue To The Three Hours After Marriage
Prologue, For The Benefit Of Mr. Dennis
Prudery
Psalm: 91
The Rape Of The Lock
A Roman Catholic Version Of The First Psalm
Sandy's Ghost; Or ... Ballad On The New Ovid's Metamorphosis
The Second Satire Of Dr. John Donne, Versifyed
The Six Maidens
Sonnet Written Upon Occasion Of The Plague
Spring. The First Pastoral, Or Damon
Summer. The Second Pastoral, Or Alexis
Sylvia, A Fragment
The Temple Of Fame
The Three Gentle Shepherds
To A Blockhead
To A Lady With The Temple Of Fame
To Belinda On The Rape Of The Lock
To Eustace Budgell, Esq. On His Translation ... Theophrastus
To Lord Hervey And Lady Mary Wortley
To Mr. Addison, Occasioned By His Dialogues On Medals
To Mr. Gay, Who Wrote Him A Congratulatory Letter
To Mr. John Moore, Author Of The Celebrated Worm-powder
To Mr. Lemuel Gulliver
To Mr. Thomas Southerne, On His Birthday, 1742
To Mrs. Martha Blount (on Her Birthday, 1723)
To Quinbus Flestrin, The Man Mountain
To Sir Godfrey Kneller, On His Painting For Me The Statues..
To The Author Of A Poem Entitled Succession
To The Earl Of Burlington Asking Who Writ Libels Against Him
To The Right Hon. The Earl Of Oxford
Two Or Three; Or A Receipt To Make A Cuckold
Umbra
The Universal Prayer
Upon A Girl Of Seven Years Old
Verses In The Scriblerian Manner
Verses In The Scriblerian Manner
Verses Occasioned .. Mr. D'urfy's Name In Title Of His Play
Verses To Be Placed Under The Picture Of England's Arch-poet
Verses To Be Prefixed Before Bernard Lintot's New Miscellany
Verses To Mr. C
Verses To Mrs. Judith Cowper
Waller. Of A Fan Of The Author's Design
Windsor Forest
A Winter Piece
Winter. The Fourth Pastoral, Or Daphne
The Words Of The King Of Brobdingnag
Wrote In A Volume Of Evelyn On Coins
The Dying Christian To His Soul
The Heathen To His Departing Soul
The Fable Of Dryope
The Fable Of Vertemnus And Pomona
Polyphemus And Acis
Sappho To Phaon
Thebaid: Book 1
Verses Sent To Mrs. T.b. With His Works
Rondeau
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The most complete and usable edition of Pope's poetry presenting the corpus of his poetry as printed in the Twickenham edition with Pope's own notes and a selection of the annotations in the other volumes of the Twickenham edition. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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• Paperback: 880 pages
• Publisher: Yale University Press (September 10, 1966)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0300000308
• ISBN-13: 978-0300000306
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5.0 out of 5 stars The most complete one-volume Pope available, May 3, 1998

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This one-volume reprint of all the authentic original poems of Alexander Pope, first published in 1963, derives from the Twickenham Edition, the recognized standard text of Pope's poetry. It is exhaustive, even down to containing early versions of lines like the verses on "Atticus" which ended up years later in the "Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot," and reprints both the "Tibbald" and "Cibber" versions of the "Dunciad." It also has a great deal of useful editorial annotation, though not so much as to overwhelm or supplant Pope's own text and frequent notes. Highly recommended to all who love Pope's verse.