The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page xxxii
... Hero , are Wifdom , Bravery , and Love , from whence fpring- eth beroic Virtue ; it followeth that thofe of the leffer Epic Hero , fhould be Vanity , Impudence , and Debauchery , from which happy assemblage refulteth beroic Dulness ...
... Hero , are Wifdom , Bravery , and Love , from whence fpring- eth beroic Virtue ; it followeth that thofe of the leffer Epic Hero , fhould be Vanity , Impudence , and Debauchery , from which happy assemblage refulteth beroic Dulness ...
Page xxxv
... hero , or Phantom : But it was not fo easy to impofe on HIM whom this egregious error most of all concerned . For no fooner had the fourth book laid open the high and fwelling scene , but he recognized his own heroic Acts : And when he ...
... hero , or Phantom : But it was not fo easy to impofe on HIM whom this egregious error most of all concerned . For no fooner had the fourth book laid open the high and fwelling scene , but he recognized his own heroic Acts : And when he ...
Page 55
... Hero fate , ] It is amazing how the fenfe of this hath been mistaken by all the former commen- tators , who most idly fuppofe it to imply that the Hero of the poem wanted a fup- per . In truth a great abfurdity ! Not that we are ...
... Hero fate , ] It is amazing how the fenfe of this hath been mistaken by all the former commen- tators , who most idly fuppofe it to imply that the Hero of the poem wanted a fup- per . In truth a great abfurdity ! Not that we are ...
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