Hudibras: A Poem in Three Cantos, Volume 1Rickaby, 1793 |
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... state unknown , " O'er a poor bard have rais'd this humble stone , " Whose wants alone his genius could furpass , " Victim of zeal ! the matchlefs Hudibras ! " What though fair freedom fuffer'd in his page , " Reader , forgive the ...
... state unknown , " O'er a poor bard have rais'd this humble stone , " Whose wants alone his genius could furpass , " Victim of zeal ! the matchlefs Hudibras ! " What though fair freedom fuffer'd in his page , " Reader , forgive the ...
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... State of Innocence , § Effay on Human Understanding , b . ii . c . 2. ̧ Spectator , No. 35 and 32. ¶ Effay concerning humour in Comedy , and Corbyn Morris's Effay on Wit , Humour , and Raillery . and Congreve , all fail'd in their ...
... State of Innocence , § Effay on Human Understanding , b . ii . c . 2. ̧ Spectator , No. 35 and 32. ¶ Effay concerning humour in Comedy , and Corbyn Morris's Effay on Wit , Humour , and Raillery . and Congreve , all fail'd in their ...
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... state politicians . After the death of Henry III . of France , the Duke de Mayenne called together the states of the kingdom , to elect a fucceffor , there being many pretenders to the crown ; these intrigues were the foundation of the ...
... state politicians . After the death of Henry III . of France , the Duke de Mayenne called together the states of the kingdom , to elect a fucceffor , there being many pretenders to the crown ; these intrigues were the foundation of the ...
Page xxxiv
... state of typography and paper ? Some of the dark allusions , in Hudibras , to history , voyages , and the abstruser parts of what was then called learning , the author himself was careful to explain , in a series of notes to the two ...
... state of typography and paper ? Some of the dark allusions , in Hudibras , to history , voyages , and the abstruser parts of what was then called learning , the author himself was careful to explain , in a series of notes to the two ...
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... , with hieroglyphic spade , Its own grave and the state's were made . Like Sampson's heart - breakers , it grew In time to make a nation rue ; 240 245 250 Tho ' it contributed its own fall , To wait PART I. 17 CANTO I.
... , with hieroglyphic spade , Its own grave and the state's were made . Like Sampson's heart - breakers , it grew In time to make a nation rue ; 240 245 250 Tho ' it contributed its own fall , To wait PART I. 17 CANTO I.
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