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... edit . said to be printed far A. Dodd ) in the 10th page , declared Gildon to be Author of that libel ; though in the subsequent editions of his Key he left out this assertion , and affirmed ( in the Curliad , p . 4. and 8. ) that it ...
... edit . said to be printed far A. Dodd ) in the 10th page , declared Gildon to be Author of that libel ; though in the subsequent editions of his Key he left out this assertion , and affirmed ( in the Curliad , p . 4. and 8. ) that it ...
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... edit . p . 18 . 9 A List of Persons , & c . at the end of the forementioned Collection of all the Letters , Essays , & c . r Introduction to his Shakespear Restored , in quarto , p . 3 . s Commentary on the Duke of Buckingham's Essay ...
... edit . p . 18 . 9 A List of Persons , & c . at the end of the forementioned Collection of all the Letters , Essays , & c . r Introduction to his Shakespear Restored , in quarto , p . 3 . s Commentary on the Duke of Buckingham's Essay ...
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... degree , that it insults not only Men , but Gods . Mezentius is , without doubt , b Ded , to the Life of C. C. c Life , p . 2. oct . edit . d Id . the bravest character in all the Eneis ; But how OF THE HERO OF THE POEM . ii.
... degree , that it insults not only Men , but Gods . Mezentius is , without doubt , b Ded , to the Life of C. C. c Life , p . 2. oct . edit . d Id . the bravest character in all the Eneis ; But how OF THE HERO OF THE POEM . ii.
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... , et patulos , ut erant , INDURAT hiatus h . " f P. 17 . e Life , p . 19 . g P. 243. octavo edit . of the serpent biting at Orpheus's head . h Ovid , BY AUTHORITY . By virtue of the Authority in Us OF THE HERO OF THE POEM . lix '
... , et patulos , ut erant , INDURAT hiatus h . " f P. 17 . e Life , p . 19 . g P. 243. octavo edit . of the serpent biting at Orpheus's head . h Ovid , BY AUTHORITY . By virtue of the Authority in Us OF THE HERO OF THE POEM . lix '
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... Edit . it was thus : Books and the Man I sing , the first who brings The Smithfield Muses to the Ear of Kings . Say , great Patricians ! since yourselves inspire These wond'rous works ( so Jove and fate require ) ; - Say , for what ...
... Edit . it was thus : Books and the Man I sing , the first who brings The Smithfield Muses to the Ear of Kings . Say , great Patricians ! since yourselves inspire These wond'rous works ( so Jove and fate require ) ; - Say , for what ...
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