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... o'er thy fad diftrefs , And Venus fhall the texture bless , & c . - Come we now to his Translation of the ILIAD , celebrated by nu- merous pens , yet fhall it fuffice to mention the indefatigable Sir RICHARD BLACKMORE , Kt . Who ( tho ...
... o'er thy fad diftrefs , And Venus fhall the texture bless , & c . - Come we now to his Translation of the ILIAD , celebrated by nu- merous pens , yet fhall it fuffice to mention the indefatigable Sir RICHARD BLACKMORE , Kt . Who ( tho ...
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... O'er bog , o'er fleep , thro ' firait , rough , denfe , or rare , With bead , bands , wings , or feet , purfues bis way , And fwims , or finks , or wades , or creeps , or flies . ( Such was her wont , at early dawn to 23 Book II . The ...
... O'er bog , o'er fleep , thro ' firait , rough , denfe , or rare , With bead , bands , wings , or feet , purfues bis way , And fwims , or finks , or wades , or creeps , or flies . ( Such was her wont , at early dawn to 23 Book II . The ...
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... o'er all unclaffic ground : REMARKS . VERSE 244. Lo ! one vaft Egg . ] In another of these Farces Harlequin is hatch'd upon the Stage , out of a large Egg , IMITATIONS . VERSE 240. And other planets . ] Virg . Æn . 6 . folemque fuum ...
... o'er all unclaffic ground : REMARKS . VERSE 244. Lo ! one vaft Egg . ] In another of these Farces Harlequin is hatch'd upon the Stage , out of a large Egg , IMITATIONS . VERSE 240. And other planets . ] Virg . Æn . 6 . folemque fuum ...
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