The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page iii
... themselves , for they are generally much more dangerous friends than enemies ) the paffages I fend you . I folemnly protest I have added nothing to the malice or absurdity of them ; which it behoves me to declare , fince the vouch- ers ...
... themselves , for they are generally much more dangerous friends than enemies ) the paffages I fend you . I folemnly protest I have added nothing to the malice or absurdity of them ; which it behoves me to declare , fince the vouch- ers ...
Page 118
... themselves were defigned “ in their favour . And as for Mr. Bed- " ford's Serious remonftrance , though I " know nothing of the time of publish- " ing it , yet I dare to lay odds it was ei- " ther upon the Duke d'Aumont's being " at ...
... themselves were defigned “ in their favour . And as for Mr. Bed- " ford's Serious remonftrance , though I " know nothing of the time of publish- " ing it , yet I dare to lay odds it was ei- " ther upon the Duke d'Aumont's being " at ...
Page 169
... themselves to useful Knowledge . This was an evil . that wanted to be redreffed . And this the Goddess affures them will need a more extenfive Tyranny than that of Grammar fchools . She therefore points out to them the remedy , in her ...
... themselves to useful Knowledge . This was an evil . that wanted to be redreffed . And this the Goddess affures them will need a more extenfive Tyranny than that of Grammar fchools . She therefore points out to them the remedy , in her ...
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