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Page 12
... English Printers , or old English Tranflations ; all very voluminous , and fit to erect Altars to Dulness . IN- ( like the progrefs of the Devil in Milton ) thro ' a VERSE 122. There , ftamp'd with arms , New- Chaos , might probably ...
... English Printers , or old English Tranflations ; all very voluminous , and fit to erect Altars to Dulness . IN- ( like the progrefs of the Devil in Milton ) thro ' a VERSE 122. There , ftamp'd with arms , New- Chaos , might probably ...
Page 66
... English S ftanding the propriety of the word ( which is . Truly English , from the Saxon ) have most un- " warrantably alter'd it thus , I to the Lord will pay my vows , Saxon tongue . HERNE , Gloff . on Rob . of Gloc . Art . rede . I ...
... English S ftanding the propriety of the word ( which is . Truly English , from the Saxon ) have most un- " warrantably alter'd it thus , I to the Lord will pay my vows , Saxon tongue . HERNE , Gloff . on Rob . of Gloc . Art . rede . I ...
Page 81
... English word for before . What Ignorance of our mother tongue ! Verfe 6. Still Dunce [ ] fecond reigns like Dunce the firft . Read infallibly , ftill Dunce the fecond - Want of knowledge in the very Mea- fure ! 81 bad writer , read the ...
... English word for before . What Ignorance of our mother tongue ! Verfe 6. Still Dunce [ ] fecond reigns like Dunce the firft . Read infallibly , ftill Dunce the fecond - Want of knowledge in the very Mea- fure ! 81 bad writer , read the ...
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