Hudibras: A Poem in Three Cantos, Volume 1Rickaby, 1793 |
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Page ii
... some of them are said to be in the neighbouring villages . Our author received his first rudiments of learning at home ; he was afterwards fent to the College School at Wor- cefter , then taught by Mr. Henry Bright * , prebendary of ...
... some of them are said to be in the neighbouring villages . Our author received his first rudiments of learning at home ; he was afterwards fent to the College School at Wor- cefter , then taught by Mr. Henry Bright * , prebendary of ...
Page iv
... Some expreffions , in his works , look as if he were acquainted with the customs of Oxford . Courfing was a term peculiar to that university ; see Part iii . c . ii . v . 1244 . Returning to his native country , he entered into the fer ...
... Some expreffions , in his works , look as if he were acquainted with the customs of Oxford . Courfing was a term peculiar to that university ; see Part iii . c . ii . v . 1244 . Returning to his native country , he entered into the fer ...
Page xiii
... Some of his friends wifhed to have interred him in Weft- minster Abbey with proper folemnity ; but not finding others willing to contribute to the expence , his corpfe was depo- fited privately in the yard belonging to the church of ...
... Some of his friends wifhed to have interred him in Weft- minster Abbey with proper folemnity ; but not finding others willing to contribute to the expence , his corpfe was depo- fited privately in the yard belonging to the church of ...
Page xvii
... some of our poet's relations , at the Hay , in Brecknockshire : it appears to be a collection of legal cases and principles , regularly related from Lord Coke's Commentary on Littleton's Tenures : the language is Norman , or law French ...
... some of our poet's relations , at the Hay , in Brecknockshire : it appears to be a collection of legal cases and principles , regularly related from Lord Coke's Commentary on Littleton's Tenures : the language is Norman , or law French ...
Page xxxiii
... ; but fatirifts will take liberties . Juvenal , and that elegant poet Horace , muft plead his cause , so far as the accufation is well founded . Some apology may be neceffary , or expected , when AUTHOR OF HUDIBRAS . xxxiii.
... ; but fatirifts will take liberties . Juvenal , and that elegant poet Horace , muft plead his cause , so far as the accufation is well founded . Some apology may be neceffary , or expected , when AUTHOR OF HUDIBRAS . xxxiii.
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