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... raise Mufæus from his bower ; Or bid the tender Spenfer come From his lov'd baunt , fair Fancy's tomb . " See particularly that fine ftanza , Thefe fhall the fury paffions tear , The vultures of the mind ; " and alfo , Yet ah ! why ...
... raise Mufæus from his bower ; Or bid the tender Spenfer come From his lov'd baunt , fair Fancy's tomb . " See particularly that fine ftanza , Thefe fhall the fury paffions tear , The vultures of the mind ; " and alfo , Yet ah ! why ...
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... raised its head in the Weft ; and its tail , verbal criticifm , was , of courle , to rife with it ; the madness of Critics foon became fo offenfive , that the grave flu- pidity of the Monks might appear the more tolerable evil . J. Ar ...
... raised its head in the Weft ; and its tail , verbal criticifm , was , of courle , to rife with it ; the madness of Critics foon became fo offenfive , that the grave flu- pidity of the Monks might appear the more tolerable evil . J. Ar ...
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... raised an appetite for the Greek language in the Weft ; info much , that Hermolaus Barbarus , a paffionate admirer of it , and a noted critic , ufed to boat , that he had invoked and raised the Devil , and puzzled him into the bargain ...
... raised an appetite for the Greek language in the Weft ; info much , that Hermolaus Barbarus , a paffionate admirer of it , and a noted critic , ufed to boat , that he had invoked and raised the Devil , and puzzled him into the bargain ...
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... raise , And wonder with a foolifh face of praise Who but muft laugh , if fuch a man there be ? Who would not weep , if ATTICUS were he ? What tho ' my Name ftood rubric on the walls , Or plaifter'd pofts , with claps , in capitals ...
... raise , And wonder with a foolifh face of praise Who but muft laugh , if fuch a man there be ? Who would not weep , if ATTICUS were he ? What tho ' my Name ftood rubric on the walls , Or plaifter'd pofts , with claps , in capitals ...
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Alexander Pope. ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the Clamour raised on fome of my Epistles . An An- fwer from Horace was both more fall , and of more Dignity , than any I could have made in my own Perfon ...
Alexander Pope. ADVERTISEMENT . THE Occafion of publishing these Imitations was the Clamour raised on fome of my Epistles . An An- fwer from Horace was both more fall , and of more Dignity , than any I could have made in my own Perfon ...
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