The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 96
... Thro ' half the heav'ns he fours th'exalted urn ; ] In a manufcript Dunciad ( where are fome marginal cor- eyes : rections of fome gentlemen fome time de- ceafed ) I have found another reading of thefe lines , thus , And lifts his urn , ...
... Thro ' half the heav'ns he fours th'exalted urn ; ] In a manufcript Dunciad ( where are fome marginal cor- eyes : rections of fome gentlemen fome time de- ceafed ) I have found another reading of thefe lines , thus , And lifts his urn , ...
Page 105
... thro ' thick and thin , " And who the most in love of dirt excel , " Or dark dexterity of groping well . REMARKS . " the time of the day : Homer does it by the circumftance of the Judges rifing from court , or of the Labourer's dinner ...
... thro ' thick and thin , " And who the most in love of dirt excel , " Or dark dexterity of groping well . REMARKS . " the time of the day : Homer does it by the circumftance of the Judges rifing from court , or of the Labourer's dinner ...
Page 152
... thro ' the Iv'ry Gate the Vision flies . VER . 340 . IMITATIONS . And thro ' the Iv'ry Gate , & c . ] Sunt gemina Somni portæ ; quarum altera fertur Cornea , qua veris facilis datur exitus umbris ; Altera candenti perfecta nitens ...
... thro ' the Iv'ry Gate the Vision flies . VER . 340 . IMITATIONS . And thro ' the Iv'ry Gate , & c . ] Sunt gemina Somni portæ ; quarum altera fertur Cornea , qua veris facilis datur exitus umbris ; Altera candenti perfecta nitens ...
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