The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... the A- ctors only ( and especially the daring Hero of this poem ) have made on the Stage , but the prefumptuous Critics of our days in their Editions . 135 The rest on Out - side merit but presume 56 Book I. The DUNCIAD ,
... the A- ctors only ( and especially the daring Hero of this poem ) have made on the Stage , but the prefumptuous Critics of our days in their Editions . 135 The rest on Out - side merit but presume 56 Book I. The DUNCIAD ,
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Alexander Pope. 135 The rest on Out - side merit but presume , Or ferve ( like other Fools ) to fill a room ; Such with their shelves as due proportion hold , Or their fond Parents drest in red and gold ; Or where the pictures for the ...
Alexander Pope. 135 The rest on Out - side merit but presume , Or ferve ( like other Fools ) to fill a room ; Such with their shelves as due proportion hold , Or their fond Parents drest in red and gold ; Or where the pictures for the ...
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... rest , the Goddess tranfports the King to ber Temple , and there lays bim to flumber with bis bead on her lap ; a position of marvellous virtue , which causes all the Vifions of wild enthufiafts , projectors , politicians , inamoratos ...
... rest , the Goddess tranfports the King to ber Temple , and there lays bim to flumber with bis bead on her lap ; a position of marvellous virtue , which causes all the Vifions of wild enthufiafts , projectors , politicians , inamoratos ...
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