The ensuing contentions of the parties, upon the loss of
that treaty, are described in the squabbles following the
Rape of the Lock; and this he rashly expresses without any
disguise,
All side in parties—
and here you have a who sinks beside the chair: a
plain allusion to a noble Lord, who lost his chair of president
of the council.
that treaty, are described in the squabbles following the
Rape of the Lock; and this he rashly expresses without any
disguise,
All side in parties—
and here you have a who sinks beside the chair: a
plain allusion to a noble Lord, who lost his chair of president
of the council.
Alexander Pope - v10
