The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... criticks . As it beareth the name of Epic , it is thereby fubjected to fuch fe- vere indifpenfable rules as are laid on all Neotericks , a strict imitation of the antient ; infomuch that any deviation accompanied with what- ever poetic ...
... criticks . As it beareth the name of Epic , it is thereby fubjected to fuch fe- vere indifpenfable rules as are laid on all Neotericks , a strict imitation of the antient ; infomuch that any deviation accompanied with what- ever poetic ...
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... Criticks , attended ( as is but just ) with their Patrons and Book - fellers . The Goddess is first pleased for her disport to propose games to the latter , and fetteth up the phantom of a poet which the bookfellers contend to overtake ...
... Criticks , attended ( as is but just ) with their Patrons and Book - fellers . The Goddess is first pleased for her disport to propose games to the latter , and fetteth up the phantom of a poet which the bookfellers contend to overtake ...
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... Criticks equal if not logy evidently demands ? Dunce with an e , there- fuperior to Reason . In which method of pro- fore Dunceiad with an e . That accurate and pun - ceeding , I can never enough praise my very & tual Man of Letters ...
... Criticks equal if not logy evidently demands ? Dunce with an e , there- fuperior to Reason . In which method of pro- fore Dunceiad with an e . That accurate and pun - ceeding , I can never enough praise my very & tual Man of Letters ...
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