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... rhapsody call'd , R. Lintot . b . Elay on Criticifm in Profe , 8to 1728 . an Effay on Criticism . Printed for . Preface to his poems , p . 185 53 . " ini " in verfe and profe , that have been written TESTIMONIES of AUTHORS . 3.
... rhapsody call'd , R. Lintot . b . Elay on Criticifm in Profe , 8to 1728 . an Effay on Criticism . Printed for . Preface to his poems , p . 185 53 . " ini " in verfe and profe , that have been written TESTIMONIES of AUTHORS . 3.
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... Lintot's rubric's post , Hence hymning Tyburn's elegiac lay , 40 Hence the foft fing - fong on Cecilia's day , REMARK S. Fronte fub adverfa fcopulis pendentibus antrum : | Scopulis pendentibus here to do ? Indeed the a Intus aquæ dulces ...
... Lintot's rubric's post , Hence hymning Tyburn's elegiac lay , 40 Hence the foft fing - fong on Cecilia's day , REMARK S. Fronte fub adverfa fcopulis pendentibus antrum : | Scopulis pendentibus here to do ? Indeed the a Intus aquæ dulces ...
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... Lintot in the circle rofe ; « This prize is mine ; who tempt it , are my foes : " With me began this genius , and shall end . He spoke , and who with Lintot fhall contend ? Fear held them mute . Alone untaught to fear , Stood dauntless ...
... Lintot in the circle rofe ; « This prize is mine ; who tempt it , are my foes : " With me began this genius , and shall end . He spoke , and who with Lintot fhall contend ? Fear held them mute . Alone untaught to fear , Stood dauntless ...
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