The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... whole history of the Trojan war , in like manner our author hath drawn into this single action the whole history of Dulness and her children . To this end she is represented at the very opening of the poem , taking a view of her forces ...
... whole history of the Trojan war , in like manner our author hath drawn into this single action the whole history of Dulness and her children . To this end she is represented at the very opening of the poem , taking a view of her forces ...
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... whole Southern and Northern Con- tinent wrapt in Ignorance . VERSE 65 ] Our Author favours the opi- nion that all ... whole paffage . Heav'ns ! what a pyle ? whole ages perish there 38 Book III . The DUNCIA D.
... whole Southern and Northern Con- tinent wrapt in Ignorance . VERSE 65 ] Our Author favours the opi- nion that all ... whole paffage . Heav'ns ! what a pyle ? whole ages perish there 38 Book III . The DUNCIA D.
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... whole years with Broome . Proceed great days ! till Learning fly the shore , 330 Till Birch shall blush with noble blood no more , REMARKS . made even of her Sayings and Jefts . VERSE 326. Gay dies un - penfion'd , & c . ] Seeters and ...
... whole years with Broome . Proceed great days ! till Learning fly the shore , 330 Till Birch shall blush with noble blood no more , REMARKS . made even of her Sayings and Jefts . VERSE 326. Gay dies un - penfion'd , & c . ] Seeters and ...
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