The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 75
... Goddess in person ( in like manner as the games Pythia , Ifthmia , & c . were anciently faid to be ordained by the Gods , and as Thetis berfelf appearing , according to Homer , Odyf . 24. propofed the prizes in bonour of her son ...
... Goddess in person ( in like manner as the games Pythia , Ifthmia , & c . were anciently faid to be ordained by the Gods , and as Thetis berfelf appearing , according to Homer , Odyf . 24. propofed the prizes in bonour of her son ...
Page 171
... Goddess , come out like Confef- ted of during the time he mentions , viz . fors , and make an open profeffion of the while He and the Players were at Ox- ancient faith in the ipfe dixit of their Ma- ford . fter . Thus far SCRIBLERUS ...
... Goddess , come out like Confef- ted of during the time he mentions , viz . fors , and make an open profeffion of the while He and the Players were at Ox- ancient faith in the ipfe dixit of their Ma- ford . fter . Thus far SCRIBLERUS ...
Page 187
... Goddess ! clear of all defign , Bid me with Pollio fup , as well as dine : There all the Learn'd fhall at the labour stand , And Douglas lend his soft , obstetric hand . The Goddess smiling feem'd to give confent ; So back to Pollio ...
... Goddess ! clear of all defign , Bid me with Pollio fup , as well as dine : There all the Learn'd fhall at the labour stand , And Douglas lend his soft , obstetric hand . The Goddess smiling feem'd to give confent ; So back to Pollio ...
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