The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 6Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... tail and mane , Which oft he us'd inftead of rein . But now we talk of mounting fteed , Before we further do proceed , It doth behove us to fay fomething Of that which bore our valiant bumkin . The beast was sturdy , large , and tall ...
... tail and mane , Which oft he us'd inftead of rein . But now we talk of mounting fteed , Before we further do proceed , It doth behove us to fay fomething Of that which bore our valiant bumkin . The beast was sturdy , large , and tall ...
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... tail hung in the dirt , Which on his rider he would flurt , 450 Still as his tender fide he prickt , With arm'd heel , or with unarm'd , kickt ; For Hudibras wore but one spur , As wifely knowing could he ftir To active trot one fide of ...
... tail hung in the dirt , Which on his rider he would flurt , 450 Still as his tender fide he prickt , With arm'd heel , or with unarm'd , kickt ; For Hudibras wore but one spur , As wifely knowing could he ftir To active trot one fide of ...
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... tail and blast of wind . So have I feen , with armed heel , 925 A wight bestride a Common - weal , While ftill , the more he kick'd and spurr'd , The less the fullen jade has stirr'd . HUDIBRAS . HUDI BRA S. PART I. CANTO II . THE ...
... tail and blast of wind . So have I feen , with armed heel , 925 A wight bestride a Common - weal , While ftill , the more he kick'd and spurr'd , The less the fullen jade has stirr'd . HUDIBRAS . HUDI BRA S. PART I. CANTO II . THE ...
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... tail scorn'd to owe For what on his own chin did grow . Chiron , the four - legg'd bard , had both A beard and tail of his own growth ; And yet by authors ' tis averr'd , He made ufe only of his beard . 125 130 In obferve in this place ...
... tail scorn'd to owe For what on his own chin did grow . Chiron , the four - legg'd bard , had both A beard and tail of his own growth ; And yet by authors ' tis averr'd , He made ufe only of his beard . 125 130 In obferve in this place ...
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... tail with Writs of Error , Reverse of Judgment , and Demurrer , To let them breathe a while , and then Cry Whoop , and fet them on again . As Romulus a wolf did rear , So he was dry - nurs'd by a bear , That fed him with the purchas'd ...
... tail with Writs of Error , Reverse of Judgment , and Demurrer , To let them breathe a while , and then Cry Whoop , and fet them on again . As Romulus a wolf did rear , So he was dry - nurs'd by a bear , That fed him with the purchas'd ...
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