The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 41
... Still Dunce the fecond reigns like Dunce the first ; REMARKS . And it is notorious who was the person on whom this Prince conferred the honour of the Laurel . It appears as plainly from the Apoftro phe to the Great in the third verse ...
... Still Dunce the fecond reigns like Dunce the first ; REMARKS . And it is notorious who was the person on whom this Prince conferred the honour of the Laurel . It appears as plainly from the Apoftro phe to the Great in the third verse ...
Page 43
... Still her old Empire to re- Store ] This Restoration makes the Com- pletion of the Poem . Vidz Book 4 . - VER . 23. Or praife the Court , or ma- gnify Mankind , ] Ironicè , alluding to Gul liver's reprefentations of both . The next line ...
... Still her old Empire to re- Store ] This Restoration makes the Com- pletion of the Poem . Vidz Book 4 . - VER . 23. Or praife the Court , or ma- gnify Mankind , ] Ironicè , alluding to Gul liver's reprefentations of both . The next line ...
Page 141
... Still break the benches , Henley ! with thy ftrain , While Sherlock , Hare , and Gibson preach in vain . 205 Oh great Restorer of the good old Stage , Preacher at once , and Zany of thy age ! Oh worthy thou of Ægypt's wife abodes , A ...
... Still break the benches , Henley ! with thy ftrain , While Sherlock , Hare , and Gibson preach in vain . 205 Oh great Restorer of the good old Stage , Preacher at once , and Zany of thy age ! Oh worthy thou of Ægypt's wife abodes , A ...
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