The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... LORD VISCOUNT HARCOURT , were he living would teftify , and the right Honourable the LORD BATHURST now living doth testify , that the fame is a Falfhood . Sorry I am , that perfons profeffing to be learned , or of whatever rank of ...
... LORD VISCOUNT HARCOURT , were he living would teftify , and the right Honourable the LORD BATHURST now living doth testify , that the fame is a Falfhood . Sorry I am , that perfons profeffing to be learned , or of whatever rank of ...
Page 9
... Lord Mayors , and Verfes to be spoken in the Pageants : But that part of the fhows being by the frugality of fome Lord Mayors at length abolished , the employ- ment of City Poet ceas'd ; fo that upon Settle's demife , there was no ...
... Lord Mayors , and Verfes to be spoken in the Pageants : But that part of the fhows being by the frugality of fome Lord Mayors at length abolished , the employ- ment of City Poet ceas'd ; fo that upon Settle's demife , there was no ...
Page 97
... lord Arthur by the grace of God Prynce of Walys , Duke of Cornewayll . & Erle of Chefter first bygoten Son and heyer vnto our most dradde naturall & fouerayn lorde & most crysten kynge , Henry the vij . by the grace of God kynge of ...
... lord Arthur by the grace of God Prynce of Walys , Duke of Cornewayll . & Erle of Chefter first bygoten Son and heyer vnto our most dradde naturall & fouerayn lorde & most crysten kynge , Henry the vij . by the grace of God kynge of ...
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