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... Laureate , nothing was more ab- furd , no part agreeing with his character . The Allegory evidently demands a perfon dipp'd in fcandal , and deeply immers'd in dirty work : whereas Mr. Eufden's writings rarely offended but by their ...
... Laureate , nothing was more ab- furd , no part agreeing with his character . The Allegory evidently demands a perfon dipp'd in fcandal , and deeply immers'd in dirty work : whereas Mr. Eufden's writings rarely offended but by their ...
Page 75
... Laureate Mr. Jacob gives a : catalogue of fome few only of his works , which " futurity a very lively idea of the Judgment were very numerous . Mr. Cook in his Battle of Poets faith of him , head of one who writ fuch verses , will give ...
... Laureate Mr. Jacob gives a : catalogue of fome few only of his works , which " futurity a very lively idea of the Judgment were very numerous . Mr. Cook in his Battle of Poets faith of him , head of one who writ fuch verses , will give ...
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... laureate in the vnyuerfite of Oxen- forde to ouerfee and correcte this fayd booke . And t'addresse and expowne where as fhall be founde faulte to theym that shall requyre it . For hym I knowe for fuffycyent to expowne and englyfhe euery ...
... laureate in the vnyuerfite of Oxen- forde to ouerfee and correcte this fayd booke . And t'addresse and expowne where as fhall be founde faulte to theym that shall requyre it . For hym I knowe for fuffycyent to expowne and englyfhe euery ...
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