The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets: With Critical Observations on Their Works, Volumen21783 |
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... kind of gibblet porridge , made " of the gibblets of a couple of young geefe , 66 ftodged full of meteors , orbs , spheres , track , " hideous draughts , dark characters , white forms , and radiant lights , defigned not only " to please ...
... kind of gibblet porridge , made " of the gibblets of a couple of young geefe , 66 ftodged full of meteors , orbs , spheres , track , " hideous draughts , dark characters , white forms , and radiant lights , defigned not only " to please ...
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... kind of concentration . He is above all laws ; he is exempt from all reftraints ; he ranges the world at will , and governs wherever he ap- pears . He fights without enquiring the caufe , and loves in fpite of the obligations of justice ...
... kind of concentration . He is above all laws ; he is exempt from all reftraints ; he ranges the world at will , and governs wherever he ap- pears . He fights without enquiring the caufe , and loves in fpite of the obligations of justice ...
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... kind Keeper , is a co- medy , which , after the third night , was prohibited as too indecent for the stage , What gave offence , was in the printing , as the author fays , altered or omitted . Dry- den confeffes that its indecency was ...
... kind Keeper , is a co- medy , which , after the third night , was prohibited as too indecent for the stage , What gave offence , was in the printing , as the author fays , altered or omitted . Dry- den confeffes that its indecency was ...
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... kind of learning then almost new in the English language , and which he , who had confidered with great accuracy the principles of writing , was able to distribute copiously as occafions arofe . By thefe dif sertations the publick ...
... kind of learning then almost new in the English language , and which he , who had confidered with great accuracy the principles of writing , was able to distribute copiously as occafions arofe . By thefe dif sertations the publick ...
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... kind , that it will be but " fuitable to fee the author of the worst 66 poem become likewife the translator of " the worst history that the age has pro- " duced . If his grace and his wit im- 166 prove both proportionably , he will hard ...
... kind , that it will be but " fuitable to fee the author of the worst 66 poem become likewife the translator of " the worst history that the age has pro- " duced . If his grace and his wit im- 166 prove both proportionably , he will hard ...
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