The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... persons upon whom the reflections are made . It is true , it may deprive them , a little the fooner , of a short profit and a tranfitory reputation ; but then it may have a good effect , and oblige them ( before it be too late ) to ...
... persons upon whom the reflections are made . It is true , it may deprive them , a little the fooner , of a short profit and a tranfitory reputation ; but then it may have a good effect , and oblige them ( before it be too late ) to ...
Page 87
... person to whom they have here applied it , was a man of fortune . Not but poets may well be jealous of fo great a ... persons are equally reprefented by the poct as phan- toms . So at first fight it may feem ; but be not deceived ...
... person to whom they have here applied it , was a man of fortune . Not but poets may well be jealous of fo great a ... persons are equally reprefented by the poct as phan- toms . So at first fight it may feem ; but be not deceived ...
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... person or persons whatsoever , to ezafe , reverse , put between hooks , oz by any other means directly o2 indirectly change 02 mangle any of them . And we do hereby earneûtly erhost all our brethren to follow this our example , which we ...
... person or persons whatsoever , to ezafe , reverse , put between hooks , oz by any other means directly o2 indirectly change 02 mangle any of them . And we do hereby earneûtly erhost all our brethren to follow this our example , which we ...
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