The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... praise of poetry , in which kind nothing is finer than thofe lines of Mr. Addifon : Sometimes , mifguided by the tuneful throng , I look for fireams immortaliz'd in Song , That left in filence and oblivion lie , Dumb are their fountains ...
... praise of poetry , in which kind nothing is finer than thofe lines of Mr. Addifon : Sometimes , mifguided by the tuneful throng , I look for fireams immortaliz'd in Song , That left in filence and oblivion lie , Dumb are their fountains ...
Page 99
... praise either of a Cellar , or a Garret . L. W. chara- Eterized in the treatife Пtei Babes , or the Art of Sinking ... praises were as exquifite as they conceit | of themselves , yet ( even in their own mercenary views ) a creature ...
... praise either of a Cellar , or a Garret . L. W. chara- Eterized in the treatife Пtei Babes , or the Art of Sinking ... praises were as exquifite as they conceit | of themselves , yet ( even in their own mercenary views ) a creature ...
Page 146
... praise . ; And are these wonders , Son , to thee unknown ? Unknown to thee ? These wonders are thy own . 275 These Fate referv'd to grace thy reign divine , Foreseen by me , but ah ! with - held from mine . In Lud's old walls tho ' long ...
... praise . ; And are these wonders , Son , to thee unknown ? Unknown to thee ? These wonders are thy own . 275 These Fate referv'd to grace thy reign divine , Foreseen by me , but ah ! with - held from mine . In Lud's old walls tho ' long ...
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