The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 64
... flames afcend the sky , My better and more chriftian progeny ! REMARK S. VER . 219. Gazetteers ] A band of mi- nifterial writers , hired at the price men- tioned in the note on book ii . ver . 316 . who on the very day their Patron quit ...
... flames afcend the sky , My better and more chriftian progeny ! REMARK S. VER . 219. Gazetteers ] A band of mi- nifterial writers , hired at the price men- tioned in the note on book ii . ver . 316 . who on the very day their Patron quit ...
Page 66
... flames the Cid , and now Perolla burns ; REMARK S. VER . 243. With that , a Tear ( porten- tous fign of Grace ! ) & c . ] It is to be ob- ferved that our Poet hath made his Hero , in imitation of Virgil's , obnoxious to the tender ...
... flames the Cid , and now Perolla burns ; REMARK S. VER . 243. With that , a Tear ( porten- tous fign of Grace ! ) & c . ] It is to be ob- ferved that our Poet hath made his Hero , in imitation of Virgil's , obnoxious to the tender ...
Page 67
... flames . 255 Tears gufh'd again , as from pale Priam's eyes When the laft blaze fent Ilion to the fkies . REMARK S. faid , that this Author was particularly ex- cellent at Tragedy . " This ( fays he ) is " as unjust as to fay I could ...
... flames . 255 Tears gufh'd again , as from pale Priam's eyes When the laft blaze fent Ilion to the fkies . REMARK S. faid , that this Author was particularly ex- cellent at Tragedy . " This ( fays he ) is " as unjust as to fay I could ...
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