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Page 141
... ridicule with which he was flowing , and addreffes his friend in a most delicate compliment , concealed under the appearance of fatire . And you ! brave Cobham , to the latest breath Shall feel your ruling paffion ftrong in death ...
... ridicule with which he was flowing , and addreffes his friend in a most delicate compliment , concealed under the appearance of fatire . And you ! brave Cobham , to the latest breath Shall feel your ruling paffion ftrong in death ...
Page 252
... ridicule thofe of Philips , and confequently very acceptable to Pope . Polly , the fecond part of the Beggar's Opera , though it brought him a good deal of money , above 1200 pounds , being published by fubfcription , is not equal to ...
... ridicule thofe of Philips , and confequently very acceptable to Pope . Polly , the fecond part of the Beggar's Opera , though it brought him a good deal of money , above 1200 pounds , being published by fubfcription , is not equal to ...
Page 405
... ridiculed in the Rehearsal . THE familiar goffiping ftyle of Burnet in his hiftory , is ridiculed in the Memoirs of a Parish Clerk . The Difcourfe on the of- fice and creation of the Poet Laureat , might be much enriched by the curious ...
... ridiculed in the Rehearsal . THE familiar goffiping ftyle of Burnet in his hiftory , is ridiculed in the Memoirs of a Parish Clerk . The Difcourfe on the of- fice and creation of the Poet Laureat , might be much enriched by the curious ...
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