The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... Thou Cibber ! thou , his Laurel fhalt support , 300 Folly , my fon , has still a Friend at Court . Lift up your Gates , ye Princes , fee him come ! Sound , found ye Viols , be the Cat - call dumb ! Bring , bring the madding Bay , the ...
... Thou Cibber ! thou , his Laurel fhalt support , 300 Folly , my fon , has still a Friend at Court . Lift up your Gates , ye Princes , fee him come ! Sound , found ye Viols , be the Cat - call dumb ! Bring , bring the madding Bay , the ...
Page 160
Alexander Pope. 45 50 Nor cou'd'ft thou , CHESTERFIELD ! a tear refuse , Thou wept'st , and with thee wept each gentle Muse . When lo ! a Harlot form foft fliding by , With mincing step , fmall voice , and languid eye ; Foreign her air ...
Alexander Pope. 45 50 Nor cou'd'ft thou , CHESTERFIELD ! a tear refuse , Thou wept'st , and with thee wept each gentle Muse . When lo ! a Harlot form foft fliding by , With mincing step , fmall voice , and languid eye ; Foreign her air ...
Page 180
... Thou , only thou , directing all our way ! To where the Seine , obfequious as the runs , Pours at great Bourbon's feet her filken fons ; Or Tyber , now no longer Roman , rolls , 300 Vain of Italian Arts , Italian Souls : REMARKS . VER ...
... Thou , only thou , directing all our way ! To where the Seine , obfequious as the runs , Pours at great Bourbon's feet her filken fons ; Or Tyber , now no longer Roman , rolls , 300 Vain of Italian Arts , Italian Souls : REMARKS . VER ...
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