The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... thou feek'ft is in thee . Look , and find Each monster meets his likeness in thy mind . Yet would'ft thou more ? In yonder cloud , behold ! 250 Whose farcenet fkirts are edg'd with flamy gold , A matchless youth : His nod these worlds ...
... thou feek'ft is in thee . Look , and find Each monster meets his likeness in thy mind . Yet would'ft thou more ? In yonder cloud , behold ! 250 Whose farcenet fkirts are edg'd with flamy gold , A matchless youth : His nod these worlds ...
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... thou can'ft not bend , Hell thou shalt move ; for Fauftus is thy friend : Pluto with Cato thou for her shalt join , And link the Mourning - Bride to Proferpine . Grubstreet ! thy fall fhould men and Gods confpire , 310 Thy stage shall ...
... thou can'ft not bend , Hell thou shalt move ; for Fauftus is thy friend : Pluto with Cato thou for her shalt join , And link the Mourning - Bride to Proferpine . Grubstreet ! thy fall fhould men and Gods confpire , 310 Thy stage shall ...
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... thou brought'ft me Gingerbread ? Roger . Cicily thou charg'ft me valfe , -I'll zwear to thee , Tha Parfon's Maid is still a Maid for me . In which Antwer of his are exprefs'd at once that Spirit of Religion , and that Innocence of the ...
... thou brought'ft me Gingerbread ? Roger . Cicily thou charg'ft me valfe , -I'll zwear to thee , Tha Parfon's Maid is still a Maid for me . In which Antwer of his are exprefs'd at once that Spirit of Religion , and that Innocence of the ...
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