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Alexander Pope. This labour past , by Bridewell all descend , 260 ( As morning - pray'r and flagellation end . ) To where Fleet - ditch with difemboguing ftreams Rolls the large tribute of dead dogs to ... past, by Bridewell all descend, ...
Alexander Pope. This labour past , by Bridewell all descend , 260 ( As morning - pray'r and flagellation end . ) To where Fleet - ditch with difemboguing ftreams Rolls the large tribute of dead dogs to ... past, by Bridewell all descend, ...
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... past , and future wit , To cavil , cenfure , dictate , right or wrong , Full , and eternal privilege of tongue . Three Cambridge Sophs and three pert Templars came , 350 The fame their talents , and their tastes the fame , Each prompt ...
... past , and future wit , To cavil , cenfure , dictate , right or wrong , Full , and eternal privilege of tongue . Three Cambridge Sophs and three pert Templars came , 350 The fame their talents , and their tastes the fame , Each prompt ...
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... past ! There , dim in clouds , the poreing Scholiafts mark , Wits , who like Owls fee only in the dark , A Lumberhouse of Books in ev'ry head , 190 For ever reading , never to be read .、 But , where each Science lifts its modern Type ...
... past ! There , dim in clouds , the poreing Scholiafts mark , Wits , who like Owls fee only in the dark , A Lumberhouse of Books in ev'ry head , 190 For ever reading , never to be read .、 But , where each Science lifts its modern Type ...
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