The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... must be fix'd upon to fupport this action , who ( to agree with the faid design ) must be such an one as is capable of being all three . This phantom in the poet's mind , must have a name : He feeks for one who hath been concerned in ...
... must be fix'd upon to fupport this action , who ( to agree with the faid design ) must be such an one as is capable of being all three . This phantom in the poet's mind , must have a name : He feeks for one who hath been concerned in ...
Page 72
... must stoop to gain her , Throw all my gay Comparisons afide , And turn my proud additions out of service : faith Henriquez of a maiden of low condition , objecting his high quality : What have his Com- parifons here to do ? Correct it ...
... must stoop to gain her , Throw all my gay Comparisons afide , And turn my proud additions out of service : faith Henriquez of a maiden of low condition , objecting his high quality : What have his Com- parifons here to do ? Correct it ...
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... must be a Tory and High - flyer . ( c ) He is both a Whig and a Tory . ( d ) He hath made it his cuftom to cackle to more than one Party in their own Sentiments . ( e ) · In his Mifcellanies , the Perfons abused are , The KING , the ...
... must be a Tory and High - flyer . ( c ) He is both a Whig and a Tory . ( d ) He hath made it his cuftom to cackle to more than one Party in their own Sentiments . ( e ) · In his Mifcellanies , the Perfons abused are , The KING , the ...
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