Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... say of thefe ' Squires who are abfolutely deficient in both , who have neither Knowledge nor Inte- grity ? Why this , that fuch Authors laid down a wrong first Propofition . If indeed , as they fay , Information were the rational End of ...
... say of thefe ' Squires who are abfolutely deficient in both , who have neither Knowledge nor Inte- grity ? Why this , that fuch Authors laid down a wrong first Propofition . If indeed , as they fay , Information were the rational End of ...
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... Saying , The Devil is not fo black as be is painted ; fo , we wou'd willingly hope , our Poet is not fo bad as he is here repre- fented ; let us fee , therefore , what he says himself , or his Friends for him , in Answer to this odi ...
... Saying , The Devil is not fo black as be is painted ; fo , we wou'd willingly hope , our Poet is not fo bad as he is here repre- fented ; let us fee , therefore , what he says himself , or his Friends for him , in Answer to this odi ...
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... Say great Patricians ! ( fince yourselves inspire These wond'rous Works , fo Jove and Fate re- quire ) Say from what Cause , in vain decry'd and curst , Still Dunce the second reigns like Dunce the first . Then defcribes his Hero ...
... Say great Patricians ! ( fince yourselves inspire These wond'rous Works , fo Jove and Fate re- quire ) Say from what Cause , in vain decry'd and curst , Still Dunce the second reigns like Dunce the first . Then defcribes his Hero ...
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