The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 41
... Son , & c . ] The Reader ought here to be cautioned , that the Mother , and not the Son , is the principal Agent of this Poem : The latter of them is only chofen as her Collegue ( as was anciently the custom in Rome before fome great ...
... Son , & c . ] The Reader ought here to be cautioned , that the Mother , and not the Son , is the principal Agent of this Poem : The latter of them is only chofen as her Collegue ( as was anciently the custom in Rome before fome great ...
Page 132
... Son , who had already begun to emulate him in his theatrical , poetical , and even political capacities . By the attitude in which he here presents himself , the reader may be cautioned against afcribing wholly to the Father the merit ...
... Son , who had already begun to emulate him in his theatrical , poetical , and even political capacities . By the attitude in which he here presents himself , the reader may be cautioned against afcribing wholly to the Father the merit ...
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... Son returns to thee : REMARKS . VER . 489. roves , - Or wanders wild in Academic Groves . ] " Above all things " I lov'd Eafe , and of all Philofophers " those who reafon'd most at their Eafe , " and were never angry or difturb'd , as ...
... Son returns to thee : REMARKS . VER . 489. roves , - Or wanders wild in Academic Groves . ] " Above all things " I lov'd Eafe , and of all Philofophers " those who reafon'd most at their Eafe , " and were never angry or difturb'd , as ...
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