The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... never fail to use the very best word , on every occa- fion : The fecond , that the Critick cannot chufe but know , which it is ? This being granted , whenever any doth not fully content us , we take upon us to conclude , first that the ...
... never fail to use the very best word , on every occa- fion : The fecond , that the Critick cannot chufe but know , which it is ? This being granted , whenever any doth not fully content us , we take upon us to conclude , first that the ...
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... never - blushing head ; And all was hufh'd , as Folly's felf lay dead . Thus the foft gifts of Sleep conclude the day , 390 And stretch'd on bulks , as ufual , Poets lay . Why shou'd I fing what bards the nightly Muse Did flumbring ...
... never - blushing head ; And all was hufh'd , as Folly's felf lay dead . Thus the foft gifts of Sleep conclude the day , 390 And stretch'd on bulks , as ufual , Poets lay . Why shou'd I fing what bards the nightly Muse Did flumbring ...
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... never been . ] Wars in England anciently , about the right time of celebrating Eafter . IMITATIONS . VERSE 110. Happy — bad Eafter never been . ] Virg . Ecl . 6 . Et fortunatam , fi nunquam armenta fuiffent . VERSE 119 , 121. Noco look ...
... never been . ] Wars in England anciently , about the right time of celebrating Eafter . IMITATIONS . VERSE 110. Happy — bad Eafter never been . ] Virg . Ecl . 6 . Et fortunatam , fi nunquam armenta fuiffent . VERSE 119 , 121. Noco look ...
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