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Page 5
... gives occafion to the following Dialogue . Where , in a natural and familiar detail of all his Provocations , both from flatterers and flanderers , our Author has artfully interwoven an Apology for his moral and poetic Character . For ...
... gives occafion to the following Dialogue . Where , in a natural and familiar detail of all his Provocations , both from flatterers and flanderers , our Author has artfully interwoven an Apology for his moral and poetic Character . For ...
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... gives of it ) yet he never , even when most in fashion , set up for a Patron , or a Dictator amongst the Wits ; but ftill ... Give Virtue fcandal , Innocence a fear , Or from the Joft - ey'd virgin steal a tear . ( Sentiments , which no ...
... gives of it ) yet he never , even when most in fashion , set up for a Patron , or a Dictator amongst the Wits ; but ftill ... Give Virtue fcandal , Innocence a fear , Or from the Joft - ey'd virgin steal a tear . ( Sentiments , which no ...
Page 8
... give his Reader the idea of a favage in- tractable Virtue , which could bear with nothing , and would pardon nothing , he takes to himself the shame of owning that he was of fo eafy a nature , as to be duped by the flendereft ap ...
... give his Reader the idea of a favage in- tractable Virtue , which could bear with nothing , and would pardon nothing , he takes to himself the shame of owning that he was of fo eafy a nature , as to be duped by the flendereft ap ...
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... gives his Bookfeller of his own Perfon . Who , when he was preparing fomething of Julius Scaliger's for the Prefs , defired the Author would give him directions concerning his Picture , which was to be fet before the book . Whofe answer ...
... gives his Bookfeller of his own Perfon . Who , when he was preparing fomething of Julius Scaliger's for the Prefs , defired the Author would give him directions concerning his Picture , which was to be fet before the book . Whofe answer ...
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