The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... dance : How Tragedy and Comedy embrace ; How Farce and Epic get a jumbled race ; How Time himself ftands ftill at her command , 70 Realms shift their place , and Ocean turns to land . Here gay Defcription Ægypt glads with showers ; Or ...
... dance : How Tragedy and Comedy embrace ; How Farce and Epic get a jumbled race ; How Time himself ftands ftill at her command , 70 Realms shift their place , and Ocean turns to land . Here gay Defcription Ægypt glads with showers ; Or ...
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... dance on Earth , Gods , imps , and monsters , mufic , rage , and mirth , 235 A fire , a jig , a battle , and a ball , Till one wide Conflagration fwallows all . REMARKS . VERSE 222. But learn , ye Dunces ! not to the years 1726 , 27 ...
... dance on Earth , Gods , imps , and monsters , mufic , rage , and mirth , 235 A fire , a jig , a battle , and a ball , Till one wide Conflagration fwallows all . REMARKS . VERSE 222. But learn , ye Dunces ! not to the years 1726 , 27 ...
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... dance , the rivers upward rife , Whales fport in woods , and dolphins in the fkies , And last , to give the whole creation grace , Lo ! one vaft Egg produces human race . Joy fills his foul , joy innocent of thought : What pow'r , he ...
... dance , the rivers upward rife , Whales fport in woods , and dolphins in the fkies , And last , to give the whole creation grace , Lo ! one vaft Egg produces human race . Joy fills his foul , joy innocent of thought : What pow'r , he ...
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