The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... seen , There painted vallies of eternal green , 75 On cold December fragrant chaplets blow , And heavy harvests nod beneath the fnow . All these and more , the cloud - compelling Queen Beholds thro ' fogs that magnify the scene : She ...
... seen , There painted vallies of eternal green , 75 On cold December fragrant chaplets blow , And heavy harvests nod beneath the fnow . All these and more , the cloud - compelling Queen Beholds thro ' fogs that magnify the scene : She ...
Page 35
... seen , And the fresh vomit run for ever green ! See in the circle next , Eliza plac'd ; 150 Two babes of love close clinging to her waste ; REMARKS . ger of a death - bed repentance , a libel on the late Duke of Devonshire and on the Rt ...
... seen , And the fresh vomit run for ever green ! See in the circle next , Eliza plac'd ; 150 Two babes of love close clinging to her waste ; REMARKS . ger of a death - bed repentance , a libel on the late Duke of Devonshire and on the Rt ...
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... seen from his conclufion ; too good indeed to be named in fuch company . ) Do not gentle reader , reft too fecure in thy contempt of the Intruments for fuch a revo- lution in learning , or defpife fuch weak agents as have been defcribed ...
... seen from his conclufion ; too good indeed to be named in fuch company . ) Do not gentle reader , reft too fecure in thy contempt of the Intruments for fuch a revo- lution in learning , or defpife fuch weak agents as have been defcribed ...
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