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Page 183
... called , the FEAST OF THE ASS . this occafion , the Ass , finely dreft , was brought before the altar , and they fung before him this elegant anthem , " Eb eh eh Sire ANE ! eh eh eh Sire ANE ! " N 4 But But we may reft fecure , if the ...
... called , the FEAST OF THE ASS . this occafion , the Ass , finely dreft , was brought before the altar , and they fung before him this elegant anthem , " Eb eh eh Sire ANE ! eh eh eh Sire ANE ! " N 4 But But we may reft fecure , if the ...
Page 213
... fine turn for works of humour , in which they abound . They have another poem of this fpecies , called MALMAN- TILE RACQUISTATO , written by Lorenzo Lippi , P 3 Lippi , in the year 1676 , which Crefcem- bini AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 213.
... fine turn for works of humour , in which they abound . They have another poem of this fpecies , called MALMAN- TILE RACQUISTATO , written by Lorenzo Lippi , P 3 Lippi , in the year 1676 , which Crefcem- bini AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 213.
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... called it , Le ROMAN de Brut . Every piece of poetry was at that time denominated a ro- mance . The Latin language ceased to be regularly fpoken in France , about the ninth century ; and was fucceeded by what was called the Romance ...
... called it , Le ROMAN de Brut . Every piece of poetry was at that time denominated a ro- mance . The Latin language ceased to be regularly fpoken in France , about the ninth century ; and was fucceeded by what was called the Romance ...
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