Hudibras: A Poem, in Three Cantos, Volume 1, Issue 2T. Rickaby, 1793 - 357 pages |
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Page 365
... having three times fhook his head To ftir his wit up , thus he said : Art has no mortal enemies , Next ignorance , but owls and geese ; 785 790 795 Those confecrated geefe , in orders , That to the PART II . 365 CANTO III .
... having three times fhook his head To ftir his wit up , thus he said : Art has no mortal enemies , Next ignorance , but owls and geese ; 785 790 795 Those confecrated geefe , in orders , That to the PART II . 365 CANTO III .
Page 388
... enemy and Ralph free ; Left danger , fears , and foes behind , And beat , at least , three lengths , the wind . L.Rofs sculp Part 2. Canto 3. Line 1035 . ΑΝ HEROICAL EPISTLE OF HUDIBRAS TO SIDROPHEL . Ecce iterum 388 PART II . CANTO III ...
... enemy and Ralph free ; Left danger , fears , and foes behind , And beat , at least , three lengths , the wind . L.Rofs sculp Part 2. Canto 3. Line 1035 . ΑΝ HEROICAL EPISTLE OF HUDIBRAS TO SIDROPHEL . Ecce iterum 388 PART II . CANTO III ...
Page 405
... enemy , had done the fact , Had rifled all his pokes and fobs Of gimcracks , whims , and jiggumbobs , Which he by hook or crook had gather'd , And for his own inventions father'd : 95 100 105 110 And when they should , at jail ...
... enemy , had done the fact , Had rifled all his pokes and fobs Of gimcracks , whims , and jiggumbobs , Which he by hook or crook had gather'd , And for his own inventions father'd : 95 100 105 110 And when they should , at jail ...
Page 460
... enemy should enter , He might relieve her in th ' adventure . 1085 1090 Meanwhile they knock'd against the door , As fierce as at the gate before ; Which made the renegado knight Relapse again t ' his former fright . He thought it ...
... enemy should enter , He might relieve her in th ' adventure . 1085 1090 Meanwhile they knock'd against the door , As fierce as at the gate before ; Which made the renegado knight Relapse again t ' his former fright . He thought it ...
Page 462
... enemy had storm'd , And after entʼring , Sidrophel Was fall'n upon the guards pellmell ; He therefore fent out all his fenfes To bring him in intelligences , Which vulgars , out of ignorance , Mistake for falling in a trance ; But those ...
... enemy had storm'd , And after entʼring , Sidrophel Was fall'n upon the guards pellmell ; He therefore fent out all his fenfes To bring him in intelligences , Which vulgars , out of ignorance , Mistake for falling in a trance ; But those ...
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