The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 60
... fure barrier between that and Sense ; Or quite unravel all the reas'ning thread , 180 And hang fome curious cobweb in its ftead ! As , forc'd from wind - guns , lead itself can fly , And pond'rous flugs cut swiftly thro the sky ; REMARK ...
... fure barrier between that and Sense ; Or quite unravel all the reas'ning thread , 180 And hang fome curious cobweb in its ftead ! As , forc'd from wind - guns , lead itself can fly , And pond'rous flugs cut swiftly thro the sky ; REMARK ...
Page 147
... fure fore - runner of her gentle sway : Let her thy heart , next Drabs and Dice , engage , The third mad paffion of thy doting age . REMARK S. remony of a famous Pope - burning on Nov. 17 , 1680. then became a trooper in King James's ...
... fure fore - runner of her gentle sway : Let her thy heart , next Drabs and Dice , engage , The third mad paffion of thy doting age . REMARK S. remony of a famous Pope - burning on Nov. 17 , 1680. then became a trooper in King James's ...
Page 169
... fure , if Dulness fees a grateful Day ,. their parts ; but complain that when men come into the world they are apt to for- get their Learning , and turn themselves to useful Knowledge . This was an evil . that wanted to be redreffed ...
... fure , if Dulness fees a grateful Day ,. their parts ; but complain that when men come into the world they are apt to for- get their Learning , and turn themselves to useful Knowledge . This was an evil . that wanted to be redreffed ...
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