The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 66
... Soon to that mass of Nonsense to return , Where things destroy'd are swept to things unborn . With that , a Tear ( portentous fign of Grace ! ) Stole from the Master of the fev'nfold Face : 245 And thrice he lifted high the Birth - day ...
... Soon to that mass of Nonsense to return , Where things destroy'd are swept to things unborn . With that , a Tear ( portentous fign of Grace ! ) Stole from the Master of the fev'nfold Face : 245 And thrice he lifted high the Birth - day ...
Page 200
... soon after called a Sacrifice , attended ( as all ancient fa- crifices were ) with Libation and Song . SCRIBL . This good Scholiaft , not being ac- quainted with modern Luxury , was igno- rant that these were only the miracles of French ...
... soon after called a Sacrifice , attended ( as all ancient fa- crifices were ) with Libation and Song . SCRIBL . This good Scholiaft , not being ac- quainted with modern Luxury , was igno- rant that these were only the miracles of French ...
Page 213
... soon unintelligible . If it pro- voke the author to give us a more perfect edition , I have my end . Who he is I cannot say , and ( which is great pity ) there is certainly f nothing in his style and manner of writing which can ...
... soon unintelligible . If it pro- voke the author to give us a more perfect edition , I have my end . Who he is I cannot say , and ( which is great pity ) there is certainly f nothing in his style and manner of writing which can ...
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