The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... SEVERAL NOTES now first publish'd , the HYPERCRITICS of ARISTARCHUS , and his Differtation on the HERO of the POEM . Tandem Phebus adeft , morfufque inferre parantem Congelat , et patulos , ut erant , indurat hiatus . OVID . LONDON ...
... SEVERAL NOTES now first publish'd , the HYPERCRITICS of ARISTARCHUS , and his Differtation on the HERO of the POEM . Tandem Phebus adeft , morfufque inferre parantem Congelat , et patulos , ut erant , indurat hiatus . OVID . LONDON ...
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... several dull and dead fcurrilities in the British and London Journals , and in a paper called the Speculatift . In a pamphlet , called a Supplement to the Profund , he dealt very unfairly with our Poet , not only frequent- ly imputing ...
... several dull and dead fcurrilities in the British and London Journals , and in a paper called the Speculatift . In a pamphlet , called a Supplement to the Profund , he dealt very unfairly with our Poet , not only frequent- ly imputing ...
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... several re- lations , to promote the harmony of the whole . For fhe tells her Sons , and with great truth , that " all her commands are 66 cafy , fhort , and full . " For is any thing in nature more cafy than the exertion of Pride ...
... several re- lations , to promote the harmony of the whole . For fhe tells her Sons , and with great truth , that " all her commands are 66 cafy , fhort , and full . " For is any thing in nature more cafy than the exertion of Pride ...
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