The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... themselves vastly greater than it is , and is the prime motive of their fetting up in this fad and forry merchandize . The great power of these Goddesses act- ing in alliance ( whereof as the one is the mother of industry , fo is the ...
... themselves vastly greater than it is , and is the prime motive of their fetting up in this fad and forry merchandize . The great power of these Goddesses act- ing in alliance ( whereof as the one is the mother of industry , fo is the ...
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... themselves to give their readers sleep . Much to the mindful Queen the feaft recalls , What City - Swans , once fung within the walls ; 95 Much she revolves their arts , their ancient praise , And fure fucceffion down from Heywood's ...
... themselves to give their readers sleep . Much to the mindful Queen the feaft recalls , What City - Swans , once fung within the walls ; 95 Much she revolves their arts , their ancient praise , And fure fucceffion down from Heywood's ...
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... themselves , conftantly kept private . " the future might be taken either by Mr. For his character as a writer , it is given us " P. or any other affiftants , he would ftill give as follows . " Mr. Dennis is excellent at pinda- " above ...
... themselves , conftantly kept private . " the future might be taken either by Mr. For his character as a writer , it is given us " P. or any other affiftants , he would ftill give as follows . " Mr. Dennis is excellent at pinda- " above ...
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