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Page xxvii
... felf might catch Applause , whereas This hath all the Disadvantages on the Contrary , and Such a Subject as the Publishing whereof might be Delayd at pleafure , and time enough to Pencill it over with all the curious Touches of Art ...
... felf might catch Applause , whereas This hath all the Disadvantages on the Contrary , and Such a Subject as the Publishing whereof might be Delayd at pleafure , and time enough to Pencill it over with all the curious Touches of Art ...
Page 13
... felf , very dreadful . v . 14. Speaks of Night in- tollerable , and which came out of the Bottoms of inevitable Hell . This Darkness Cowley defcri- bes in his Plagues of Egypt , Stanz . 13 . Subftantial Night that does difclaim ...
... felf , very dreadful . v . 14. Speaks of Night in- tollerable , and which came out of the Bottoms of inevitable Hell . This Darkness Cowley defcri- bes in his Plagues of Egypt , Stanz . 13 . Subftantial Night that does difclaim ...
Page 68
... felf Furia- rum Maxima . These Harpies are described juft before ( v . 233. ) Turba Sonans prædam Pedibus circumvolat Uncis . with Hooky Claws they Hover o'er their Prey . 609 and fo near the Brink , fo near the Shore . Here a ...
... felf Furia- rum Maxima . These Harpies are described juft before ( v . 233. ) Turba Sonans prædam Pedibus circumvolat Uncis . with Hooky Claws they Hover o'er their Prey . 609 and fo near the Brink , fo near the Shore . Here a ...
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