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Page 232
... Cant . i . ver . 121. † ver . 741. Cant . ii . ver , 21 . to to implore success to his undertaking , is another inftance 232 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... Cant . i . ver . 121. † ver . 741. Cant . ii . ver , 21 . to to implore success to his undertaking , is another inftance 232 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
Page 238
... Cant . ii . ver . 111 . † Cant . ii . ver . 117 . of of punishment to those spirits , who shall be careless 238 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS Hafte then ye spirits, to your charge repair; ...
... Cant . ii . ver . 111 . † Cant . ii . ver . 117 . of of punishment to those spirits , who shall be careless 238 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS Hafte then ye spirits, to your charge repair; ...
Page 248
... Cant . iv . ver . 161 . + Cant . v . ver . 53 . Again , when the snuff is given to the Baron Again , 248 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS with alarming prodigies. With what ex- ...
... Cant . iv . ver . 161 . + Cant . v . ver . 53 . Again , when the snuff is given to the Baron Again , 248 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS with alarming prodigies. With what ex- ...
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