The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... profe writer . They are some of them uncommon , but fuch as the reader muft affent to , " when he sees them explain'd with that ease and perfpicuity in " which they are delivered . As for those which are the most known " and the most ...
... profe writer . They are some of them uncommon , but fuch as the reader muft affent to , " when he sees them explain'd with that ease and perfpicuity in " which they are delivered . As for those which are the most known " and the most ...
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... profe Virgil's Eneis as a Hiftory ; of which he speaks in his Proeme in a very fingular manner , as of a book hardly known . Vid . Append . Tibbald quotes a rare paf- fage from him in Mift's Journal of March 16 , 1728.concerning a ...
... profe Virgil's Eneis as a Hiftory ; of which he speaks in his Proeme in a very fingular manner , as of a book hardly known . Vid . Append . Tibbald quotes a rare paf- fage from him in Mift's Journal of March 16 , 1728.concerning a ...
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Alexander Pope. Here to her Chofen all her works she shows ; Profe swell'd to verse , Verse loitring into profe ; How random Thoughts now meaning chance to find , 230 Now leave all memory of sense behind : How Prologues into Prefaces ...
Alexander Pope. Here to her Chofen all her works she shows ; Profe swell'd to verse , Verse loitring into profe ; How random Thoughts now meaning chance to find , 230 Now leave all memory of sense behind : How Prologues into Prefaces ...
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