The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... Word a hundred clenches makes , And ductile dulness new meanders takes ; REMARKS . " Let us take VERSE 61. Here one poor Word a hundred | " Namefake Pope Alexander . " - clenches makes . ] It may not be amifs to give " the initial and ...
... Word a hundred clenches makes , And ductile dulness new meanders takes ; REMARKS . " Let us take VERSE 61. Here one poor Word a hundred | " Namefake Pope Alexander . " - clenches makes . ] It may not be amifs to give " the initial and ...
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... word , which therefore let all future Editions re - place here . I am aware after all , that burn is the proper word to convey an idea of what was faid to be Mr. Curl's condition at that time . But from that very reafon I infer the ...
... word , which therefore let all future Editions re - place here . I am aware after all , that burn is the proper word to convey an idea of what was faid to be Mr. Curl's condition at that time . But from that very reafon I infer the ...
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... word restores a clear light to the whole context , thus , I have his letters of a modern date , Wherein , by July , foy Camillo's fon , Who , as he faith , fhall fallow hard upon , And whom I with the growing hours expect ) He doth ...
... word restores a clear light to the whole context , thus , I have his letters of a modern date , Wherein , by July , foy Camillo's fon , Who , as he faith , fhall fallow hard upon , And whom I with the growing hours expect ) He doth ...
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