The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page xxxiii
... Self- denial was neceffary not to covet his Neighbour's whore ? and what difor- ders must the coveting her have occafioned , in that Society , where ( accord- ing to this Political Calculator ) nine in ten of all ages have their ...
... Self- denial was neceffary not to covet his Neighbour's whore ? and what difor- ders must the coveting her have occafioned , in that Society , where ( accord- ing to this Political Calculator ) nine in ten of all ages have their ...
Page 193
... Self- in Self . Here the Poet , from the errors relating to The Progrefs of Dulnefs herein differ- a Deity in Natural Philofophy , descends ing from that of Madness ; one ends in to thofe in Moral . Man was made ac - feeing all in God ...
... Self- in Self . Here the Poet , from the errors relating to The Progrefs of Dulnefs herein differ- a Deity in Natural Philofophy , descends ing from that of Madness ; one ends in to thofe in Moral . Man was made ac - feeing all in God ...
Page 194
... Self - feen Image , i . e . feen by its own light . VER . 488. Which Theocles in raptur'd Vifion faw . ] Thus this Philofopher calls upon his Friend , to partake with him in thefe Vifions : " To - morrow , when the Eaftern Sun " With ...
... Self - feen Image , i . e . feen by its own light . VER . 488. Which Theocles in raptur'd Vifion faw . ] Thus this Philofopher calls upon his Friend , to partake with him in thefe Vifions : " To - morrow , when the Eaftern Sun " With ...
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