The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... least anger against paleness or leanness , but against malice and villany . The apothecary in ROMEO and JULIET is poor , but is he therefore justified in vending poison ? Not but poverty itself becomes a just fubject of fatyre , when it ...
... least anger against paleness or leanness , but against malice and villany . The apothecary in ROMEO and JULIET is poor , but is he therefore justified in vending poison ? Not but poverty itself becomes a just fubject of fatyre , when it ...
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... least , he deem'd his prey ; 110 That fuit , an unpaid Taylor snatch'd away ! No rag , no scrap , of all the beau , or wit , That once fo flutter'd , and that once fo writ . Heav'n rings with laughter : Of the laughter vain , Dulness ...
... least , he deem'd his prey ; 110 That fuit , an unpaid Taylor snatch'd away ! No rag , no scrap , of all the beau , or wit , That once fo flutter'd , and that once fo writ . Heav'n rings with laughter : Of the laughter vain , Dulness ...
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... least to be capa ble of fuch malice or impudence ) who in li IMITATIONS . VERSE 143. Himself among the floried chiefs | be fpies , & c . ] Virg . Æn . 1 . Se quoq , principibus permixtum agnovit Achivis- Conftitit & lacrymans . Quis jam ...
... least to be capa ble of fuch malice or impudence ) who in li IMITATIONS . VERSE 143. Himself among the floried chiefs | be fpies , & c . ] Virg . Æn . 1 . Se quoq , principibus permixtum agnovit Achivis- Conftitit & lacrymans . Quis jam ...
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