The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... Sure it is , he is little favoured of certain authors , whose wrath is perilous : For one declares he ought to have a price fet on bis bead , and to be hunted down as a wild beat . Another protefts that he does not know what may happen ...
... Sure it is , he is little favoured of certain authors , whose wrath is perilous : For one declares he ought to have a price fet on bis bead , and to be hunted down as a wild beat . Another protefts that he does not know what may happen ...
Page 95
... ( Sure fign , that no spectator shall be drown'd ) 155 A fecond effort brought but new disgrace , The wild Meander wash'd the Artift's face : Thus the small jett , which hafty hands unlock , Spirts in the gard'ner's eyes who turns the ...
... ( Sure fign , that no spectator shall be drown'd ) 155 A fecond effort brought but new disgrace , The wild Meander wash'd the Artift's face : Thus the small jett , which hafty hands unlock , Spirts in the gard'ner's eyes who turns the ...
Page 168
... sure some Bard , to our eternal praise , In twice ten thousand rhyming nights and days , Had reach'd the Work , the All that mortal can ; And South beheld that Master - piece of Man . 175 Oh ( cry'd the Goddess ) for fome pedant Reign ...
... sure some Bard , to our eternal praise , In twice ten thousand rhyming nights and days , Had reach'd the Work , the All that mortal can ; And South beheld that Master - piece of Man . 175 Oh ( cry'd the Goddess ) for fome pedant Reign ...
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