The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... Whose blameless life ftill anfwers to his fong . " Mr. THOMSON , In his elegant and philosophical poem of the Seasons : " Altho ' not sweeter his own Homer fings , " Yet is his life the more endearing fong . " To the fame tune alfo ...
... Whose blameless life ftill anfwers to his fong . " Mr. THOMSON , In his elegant and philosophical poem of the Seasons : " Altho ' not sweeter his own Homer fings , " Yet is his life the more endearing fong . " To the fame tune alfo ...
Page 53
... whose " faithful fubject I am ; to my Country , " of which I have appeared a conftant " lover ; to the Laws , under whose pro- " tection I have fo long lived ; and to the " Liberty of my Country , more dear to 66 - - me than life , of ...
... whose " faithful fubject I am ; to my Country , " of which I have appeared a conftant " lover ; to the Laws , under whose pro- " tection I have fo long lived ; and to the " Liberty of my Country , more dear to 66 - - me than life , of ...
Page 173
... whose unweary'd pains Made Horace dull , and humbled Milton's ftrains . Turn what they will to Verfe , their toil is vain , Critics like me fhall make it Prose again . 215 Roman and Greek Grammarians ! know your Better : Author of ...
... whose unweary'd pains Made Horace dull , and humbled Milton's ftrains . Turn what they will to Verfe , their toil is vain , Critics like me fhall make it Prose again . 215 Roman and Greek Grammarians ! know your Better : Author of ...
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