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6:33 Ancient - bards , some catch raptures from , satire of Romans , what , Dry . 7 : 154 Tbom . 2 : 22 ways , ingulph'd , are seen no more , words make a poem venerably great , Ancients , immortal heirs of universal praise , Pope 1 ...
6:33 Ancient - bards , some catch raptures from , satire of Romans , what , Dry . 7 : 154 Tbom . 2 : 22 ways , ingulph'd , are seen no more , words make a poem venerably great , Ancients , immortal heirs of universal praise , Pope 1 ...
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... 28 $ who reprimand , firit mend their own faults , Gay 2:11 cpilogue to , Brown , clad all in , Swift 2 : 94 beauty will like hollies last , Gay 1 : 69 John , essay on satire , Pope Bruin described , quarter'd on his paws , Buil .
... 28 $ who reprimand , firit mend their own faults , Gay 2:11 cpilogue to , Brown , clad all in , Swift 2 : 94 beauty will like hollies last , Gay 1 : 69 John , essay on satire , Pope Bruin described , quarter'd on his paws , Buil .
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21 II 20 Buckhurst , for pointed satire , playing with a cat , Buckingham , Villers duke of , his character , procures Clarendon's fall , rov'd wild , the public jest , Pitt 281 now some innholder's , now a monarch's guest , ib . his ...
21 II 20 Buckhurst , for pointed satire , playing with a cat , Buckingham , Villers duke of , his character , procures Clarendon's fall , rov'd wild , the public jest , Pitt 281 now some innholder's , now a monarch's guest , ib . his ...
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441 Rowe 67 yes , Jecar , A Watts 45 Charles II . happiness of his reign , -satire on age , Charleton , Dry • 2 : 123 Charms are sweet , but charms are frail , Broome 60 swift as the short - liv'd flower they flie , Broome 60 Afrike the ...
441 Rowe 67 yes , Jecar , A Watts 45 Charles II . happiness of his reign , -satire on age , Charleton , Dry • 2 : 123 Charms are sweet , but charms are frail , Broome 60 swift as the short - liv'd flower they flie , Broome 60 Afrike the ...
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... to Dryden on his Perfius , eleventh satire of Juvenal , prologue to Queen Mary , epilogue at the opening the theatre , prologue to Pyrrhus , epilogue to Oroonoko , prologue to Hulband his own cuckold , prologue to A very good wife ...
... to Dryden on his Perfius , eleventh satire of Juvenal , prologue to Queen Mary , epilogue at the opening the theatre , prologue to Pyrrhus , epilogue to Oroonoko , prologue to Hulband his own cuckold , prologue to A very good wife ...
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| Title | The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 57 The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Samuel Johnson |
| Publisher | C. Bathurst, 1780 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2006 |
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