The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... poetical , thea- trical , political , and moral Capacities , that i could juftly be faid of him i Still Dunce the fecond reign'd Ele Dunce the first . VER . 1. The Mighty Mother , and ber Son , & c . ] The Reader ought here to be ...
... poetical , thea- trical , political , and moral Capacities , that i could juftly be faid of him i Still Dunce the fecond reign'd Ele Dunce the first . VER . 1. The Mighty Mother , and ber Son , & c . ] The Reader ought here to be ...
Page 71
... Poetical " Zeal , and abused the greatest Persona- 66 ges in power , which brought upon " him frequent correction . The Mar- " fhalfea and Newgate were no ftrangers " to him . " WINSTANLY , Lives of Poets . Ibid . Gildon ] Charles ...
... Poetical " Zeal , and abused the greatest Persona- 66 ges in power , which brought upon " him frequent correction . The Mar- " fhalfea and Newgate were no ftrangers " to him . " WINSTANLY , Lives of Poets . Ibid . Gildon ] Charles ...
Page 120
... Poetical Sibyl , to the Elysian shade ; where , on the banks of Le the , the fouls of the dull are dipped by Bavius , before their entrance into this world . There he is met by the ghost of Settle , and by bim made ac- quainted with the ...
... Poetical Sibyl , to the Elysian shade ; where , on the banks of Le the , the fouls of the dull are dipped by Bavius , before their entrance into this world . There he is met by the ghost of Settle , and by bim made ac- quainted with the ...
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