The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... WELSTED ; Who , out of great respect to our poet not naming him , doth yet glance at his Effay , together with the Duke of Buckingham's , and the Criticifms of Dryden , and of Horace , which he more openly taxeth 1 : " As to the ...
... WELSTED ; Who , out of great respect to our poet not naming him , doth yet glance at his Effay , together with the Duke of Buckingham's , and the Criticifms of Dryden , and of Horace , which he more openly taxeth 1 : " As to the ...
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Alexander Pope. But Welsted most the Poet's healing balm Strives to extract from his foft , giving palm ; Unlucky Welfted ! thy unfeeling master , 210 The more thou ticklest , gripes his fift the ... Welsted most the Poet's healing balm ...
Alexander Pope. But Welsted most the Poet's healing balm Strives to extract from his foft , giving palm ; Unlucky Welfted ! thy unfeeling master , 210 The more thou ticklest , gripes his fift the ... Welsted most the Poet's healing balm ...
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... Welsted's , ibid . Once preferred to Dryden , üi . 37 A Party - writer of Pamphlets , ibid . and iii . 283. A writer of Farces and Drolls , -and ploy'd at last in Bartholomew - Fair , ü . 283 . Sawney , a Poem : The Author's great ...
... Welsted's , ibid . Once preferred to Dryden , üi . 37 A Party - writer of Pamphlets , ibid . and iii . 283. A writer of Farces and Drolls , -and ploy'd at last in Bartholomew - Fair , ü . 283 . Sawney , a Poem : The Author's great ...
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