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Page 174
... Whose causeway parts the vale with fhady rows ? Whose feats the weary traveller repose ? Who taught that heav'n - directed spire to rife ? " The MAN of Ross , " cach lifping babe replies . Behold the market - place with poor o'erspread ...
... Whose causeway parts the vale with fhady rows ? Whose feats the weary traveller repose ? Who taught that heav'n - directed spire to rife ? " The MAN of Ross , " cach lifping babe replies . Behold the market - place with poor o'erspread ...
Page 383
... whose name would be an ornament to thefe papers , if I was fuffered to infert it , who , after read- ing a book of the Dunciad , always fooths himself , as he calls it , by turning to a canto in the Fairy Queen . This is not the cafe in ...
... whose name would be an ornament to thefe papers , if I was fuffered to infert it , who , after read- ing a book of the Dunciad , always fooths himself , as he calls it , by turning to a canto in the Fairy Queen . This is not the cafe in ...
Page 410
... whose understandings and whose paffions he gratifies . The name of Chester- field on one hand , and of Walpole on the other , failed not to make a poem bought up and talked of . And it cannot be doubt- ed , that the Odes of Horace which ...
... whose understandings and whose paffions he gratifies . The name of Chester- field on one hand , and of Walpole on the other , failed not to make a poem bought up and talked of . And it cannot be doubt- ed , that the Odes of Horace which ...
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