The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 47
... presents th ' approaching jayl : Poetic Justice , with her lifted scale , 55 Where , in nice balance , truth with gold she weighs , And folid pudding against empty praise . Here the beholds the Chaos dark and deep , Where nameless ...
... presents th ' approaching jayl : Poetic Justice , with her lifted scale , 55 Where , in nice balance , truth with gold she weighs , And folid pudding against empty praise . Here the beholds the Chaos dark and deep , Where nameless ...
Page 112
... present the Stupefaction and visionary Mad- Homer , Il . ii . Catal . nefs of Poets , equally dull and extrava- gant . Of Alphæus's waters gliding fe- cretly under the sea of Pifa , to mix with thofe of Arethufe in Sicily , fee Mofchus ...
... present the Stupefaction and visionary Mad- Homer , Il . ii . Catal . nefs of Poets , equally dull and extrava- gant . Of Alphæus's waters gliding fe- cretly under the sea of Pifa , to mix with thofe of Arethufe in Sicily , fee Mofchus ...
Page 223
... presents . Philips fays thus of a fheep - hook : Of feafend elm , where fluds of brass appear , To speak the giver's name , the month and year ; The book of polifi'd steel , the handle turn'd , And richly by the graver's fkill adorn'd ...
... presents . Philips fays thus of a fheep - hook : Of feafend elm , where fluds of brass appear , To speak the giver's name , the month and year ; The book of polifi'd steel , the handle turn'd , And richly by the graver's fkill adorn'd ...
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