The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... moft fufpicious not the words but only the images have been cenfured , and yet are those images no other than have been fanctified by antient and claffical authority ( tho ' as was the manner of thofe good times , not fo curiously ...
... moft fufpicious not the words but only the images have been cenfured , and yet are those images no other than have been fanctified by antient and claffical authority ( tho ' as was the manner of thofe good times , not fo curiously ...
Page 87
... moft quiet reception ; and the larger part accept it as favourably as if it were fome kindness done to themselves : Whereas if a known fcoundrel or block- head chance but to be touch'd upon , a whole legion is up in arins , and it ...
... moft quiet reception ; and the larger part accept it as favourably as if it were fome kindness done to themselves : Whereas if a known fcoundrel or block- head chance but to be touch'd upon , a whole legion is up in arins , and it ...
Page 88
... moft a continued Irony , was taken by thele Authors . This paffage among others they underflood to be ferious : ( d ) The Author of the following Poem , & c . ] A very plain Irony , fpeaking of Mr. Pope himself . ( e ) The Publifher in ...
... moft a continued Irony , was taken by thele Authors . This paffage among others they underflood to be ferious : ( d ) The Author of the following Poem , & c . ] A very plain Irony , fpeaking of Mr. Pope himself . ( e ) The Publifher in ...
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