Hudibras: A Poem, in Three Cantos, Volume 1, Issue 1Rickaby, 1793 - 317 pages |
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... say what lack Of leather was upon his back : For that was hidden under pad , 435 440 And breech of Knight gall'd full as bad . 445 His strutting ribs on both fides show'd Like furrows he himself had plow'd : For underneath the skirt of ...
... say what lack Of leather was upon his back : For that was hidden under pad , 435 440 And breech of Knight gall'd full as bad . 445 His strutting ribs on both fides show'd Like furrows he himself had plow'd : For underneath the skirt of ...
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... say , That they are ne'er befide their way : Whate'er men speak by this new light , Still they are fure to be i̇ ' th ' right . ' Tis a dark - lanthorn of the spirit , Which none fee by but those that bear it ; 500 505 32 A light that ...
... say , That they are ne'er befide their way : Whate'er men speak by this new light , Still they are fure to be i̇ ' th ' right . ' Tis a dark - lanthorn of the spirit , Which none fee by but those that bear it ; 500 505 32 A light that ...
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... say ; A deep occult philosopher , As learn'd as the wild Irifh are , Or Sir Agrippa , for profound And folid lying much renown'd : He Anthropofophus , and Floud , And Jacob Behmen understood ; 530 535 540 Knew many an amulet and charm ...
... say ; A deep occult philosopher , As learn'd as the wild Irifh are , Or Sir Agrippa , for profound And folid lying much renown'd : He Anthropofophus , and Floud , And Jacob Behmen understood ; 530 535 540 Knew many an amulet and charm ...
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... say , whether tollutation , As they do term't , or fuccuffation , We leave it , and go on , as now Suppose they did , no matter how ; Yet fome , from fubtle hints , have got Mysterious light it was a trot : But let that pass ; they now ...
... say , whether tollutation , As they do term't , or fuccuffation , We leave it , and go on , as now Suppose they did , no matter how ; Yet fome , from fubtle hints , have got Mysterious light it was a trot : But let that pass ; they now ...
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... saying , They their live engines ply'd , not staying Until they reach'd the fatal champaign Which th ' enemy did then encamp on ; The dire Pharfalian plain , where battle Was to be wag'd ' twixt puiffant cattle , And fierce auxiliary ...
... saying , They their live engines ply'd , not staying Until they reach'd the fatal champaign Which th ' enemy did then encamp on ; The dire Pharfalian plain , where battle Was to be wag'd ' twixt puiffant cattle , And fierce auxiliary ...
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