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Page 89
... fay , Sifter fpirit , come away ! * Of whom fays Lord Rochester , Not that flow drudge in swift Pindaric strains , Flatman , who Cowley imitates with pains , And rides a jaded mufe , whipt , with loose reins . I AM fenfible of the ...
... fay , Sifter fpirit , come away ! * Of whom fays Lord Rochester , Not that flow drudge in swift Pindaric strains , Flatman , who Cowley imitates with pains , And rides a jaded mufe , whipt , with loose reins . I AM fenfible of the ...
Page 94
Joseph Warton. stance , fays the Rambler , " It can scarcely be doubted , that in the first of the follow- ing ... fay , " here lies an honeft man . " POPE t . * The Works of Cardinal Bembo , and of Casa , of An- nibal Caro , and T'asso ...
Joseph Warton. stance , fays the Rambler , " It can scarcely be doubted , that in the first of the follow- ing ... fay , " here lies an honeft man . " POPE t . * The Works of Cardinal Bembo , and of Casa , of An- nibal Caro , and T'asso ...
Page 252
... fays he , I may be allowed to say this , " Questo era il dono ( fe pero dir lece ) Che Conftantino al buon Silveftre fece . It may be observed in general , to the ho nour of the poets , both ancient and mo- dern , that they have ever ...
... fays he , I may be allowed to say this , " Questo era il dono ( fe pero dir lece ) Che Conftantino al buon Silveftre fece . It may be observed in general , to the ho nour of the poets , both ancient and mo- dern , that they have ever ...
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