The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 81
... shall contend ? Fear held them mute . Alone , untaught to fear , Stood dauntless Curl ; " Behold that rival here ! REMARKS . 60 65 He faid , and run . " The. manner to lay hold on a Bull . This e- minent Bookfeller printed the Rival ...
... shall contend ? Fear held them mute . Alone , untaught to fear , Stood dauntless Curl ; " Behold that rival here ! REMARKS . 60 65 He faid , and run . " The. manner to lay hold on a Bull . This e- minent Bookfeller printed the Rival ...
Page 133
... shall each ale - house , thee each gill - house mourn , And anfw'ring gin - shops fowrer fighs return , Jacob , the ... shall each ale - house , & c . ] Te nemus Angitia , vitrea te Fucinus unda , Te liquidi flevere lacus . Virg . Æn ...
... shall each ale - house , thee each gill - house mourn , And anfw'ring gin - shops fowrer fighs return , Jacob , the ... shall each ale - house , & c . ] Te nemus Angitia , vitrea te Fucinus unda , Te liquidi flevere lacus . Virg . Æn ...
Page 147
... shall never stray , 300 But lick up ev'ry blockhead in the way . Thee shall the Patriot , thee the Courtier taste , And ev'ry year be duller than the last . " Till rais'd from booths , to Theatre , to Court , Her feat imperial Dulness ...
... shall never stray , 300 But lick up ev'ry blockhead in the way . Thee shall the Patriot , thee the Courtier taste , And ev'ry year be duller than the last . " Till rais'd from booths , to Theatre , to Court , Her feat imperial Dulness ...
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