Hudibras: A Poem, in Three Cantos, Volume 1, Issue 2T. Rickaby, 1793 - 357 pages |
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Page 321
... most delight , That least perceive a juggler's flight , And still the less they understand , The more th ' admire his flight of hand . VOL . I. Tt 5 Some with a noise , and greasy light , Are Part 2. Canto 3. Line 527. ...
... most delight , That least perceive a juggler's flight , And still the less they understand , The more th ' admire his flight of hand . VOL . I. Tt 5 Some with a noise , and greasy light , Are Part 2. Canto 3. Line 527. ...
Page 367
... bred up here ? 830 And therefore cannot be to learn In any inferior concern ? Were they not , during all their lives , Most of ' em pirates , whores , and thieves ? And is it like they have not still , In PART II . 367 CANTO III .
... bred up here ? 830 And therefore cannot be to learn In any inferior concern ? Were they not , during all their lives , Most of ' em pirates , whores , and thieves ? And is it like they have not still , In PART II . 367 CANTO III .
Page 370
... And nearer to the earth is come , ' Bove fifty thousand miles from home : Swore ' twas a most notorious flam , And he that had fo little fhame 885 To vent fuch fopperies abroad , Deferv'd to have his 370 PART II . CANTO III .
... And nearer to the earth is come , ' Bove fifty thousand miles from home : Swore ' twas a most notorious flam , And he that had fo little fhame 885 To vent fuch fopperies abroad , Deferv'd to have his 370 PART II . CANTO III .
Page 393
... o ' th ' college A quarter fhare , at most , of knowledge , And brought in none , but spent repute , Y ' affume a pow'r as absolute VOL . I. 3 E 70 75 80 To judge , and cenfure , and controll , As HUDIBRAS TO SIDROPHEL . $ 393.
... o ' th ' college A quarter fhare , at most , of knowledge , And brought in none , but spent repute , Y ' affume a pow'r as absolute VOL . I. 3 E 70 75 80 To judge , and cenfure , and controll , As HUDIBRAS TO SIDROPHEL . $ 393.
Page 401
... most of his amours , Refolv'd to try all forts of ways , As follows in due time and place . No fooner was the bloody fight Between the wizard and the knight , With all th ' appurtenances over , But he relaps'd again t ' a lover ; VAY 2 ...
... most of his amours , Refolv'd to try all forts of ways , As follows in due time and place . No fooner was the bloody fight Between the wizard and the knight , With all th ' appurtenances over , But he relaps'd again t ' a lover ; VAY 2 ...
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