The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... Poetry ; witness the works . of Mr. Rymer and Mr. Dennis , who beginning with criticism , became afterwards fuch Poets as no age hath parallel'd . With good reafon . therefore did our author chufe to write his Essay on that fubject at ...
... Poetry ; witness the works . of Mr. Rymer and Mr. Dennis , who beginning with criticism , became afterwards fuch Poets as no age hath parallel'd . With good reafon . therefore did our author chufe to write his Essay on that fubject at ...
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... Poets and Criticks , attended ( as is but just ) with their Patrons and Book - fellers . The Goddess is first ... Poets , of Tickling , Vociferating , Diving : the first holds forth the arts and practices of Dedicators , the second of ...
... Poets and Criticks , attended ( as is but just ) with their Patrons and Book - fellers . The Goddess is first ... Poets , of Tickling , Vociferating , Diving : the first holds forth the arts and practices of Dedicators , the second of ...
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... Poets , of which Philips and Welfied were the heroes , and wherein our author was attack'd in his moral character , in relation to his Homer and Shakespear : He writ moreover a Farce of Penelope , in the preface of which alfo he was ...
... Poets , of which Philips and Welfied were the heroes , and wherein our author was attack'd in his moral character , in relation to his Homer and Shakespear : He writ moreover a Farce of Penelope , in the preface of which alfo he was ...
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