Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... shall cite on this Occafion , fhall be , the most noble and learned John Sheffield , Duke of Buckingham ; who , fpeaking of our Poet , fums up his Cha- racter as follows : And yet fo wondrous , so fublime a Thing , As the great Iliad ...
... shall cite on this Occafion , fhall be , the most noble and learned John Sheffield , Duke of Buckingham ; who , fpeaking of our Poet , fums up his Cha- racter as follows : And yet fo wondrous , so fublime a Thing , As the great Iliad ...
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... shall not " furvive me , to the abovefaid Earl of March- " mont : Thefe , who in the Course of my " Life , have done me all other good Offices , << will not refuse me this laft after my Death . " I leave them therefore this Trouble , as ...
... shall not " furvive me , to the abovefaid Earl of March- " mont : Thefe , who in the Course of my " Life , have done me all other good Offices , << will not refuse me this laft after my Death . " I leave them therefore this Trouble , as ...
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... Shall draw fuch Envy as the Lock you loft . For , after all the Murders of your Eye , When , after Millions flain , yourself shall die ; When those fair Suns fhall fet , as fet they muft , And all thofe Treffes fhall be laid in Duft ...
... Shall draw fuch Envy as the Lock you loft . For , after all the Murders of your Eye , When , after Millions flain , yourself shall die ; When those fair Suns fhall fet , as fet they muft , And all thofe Treffes fhall be laid in Duft ...
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