Lives of the English Poets: Smith-SavageOctagon Books, 1967 - English poetry |
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... Ante , DORSET , 12 . For the character see Eng . Poets , xxxii . 125 ; ante , DORSET , I. For Johnson's mistake about his title see ante , DRYDEN , 27 ; post , A. PHILIPS , 3 . Ante , PRIOR , 4 . 6 7 Eng . Poets , xxxiii . 28 ; post ...
... Ante , DORSET , 12 . For the character see Eng . Poets , xxxii . 125 ; ante , DORSET , I. For Johnson's mistake about his title see ante , DRYDEN , 27 ; post , A. PHILIPS , 3 . Ante , PRIOR , 4 . 6 7 Eng . Poets , xxxiii . 28 ; post ...
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... ante , BLACK- MORE , 20 n . [ dipt her 3 Then took his Muse at once and Full in the middle of the Scripture . What wonders there the man grown old did ! Sternhold himself he out - Stern- holded . ' Ante , DRYDEN , 309 . Ib . 5 Ante ...
... ante , BLACK- MORE , 20 n . [ dipt her 3 Then took his Muse at once and Full in the middle of the Scripture . What wonders there the man grown old did ! Sternhold himself he out - Stern- holded . ' Ante , DRYDEN , 309 . Ib . 5 Ante ...
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... Ante , ADDISON , 105 n . 8 . 4 Ante , ADDISON , 86. According to Steele Addison , by his preference of Tickell , ' incurred the warmest resentments of other gentlemen . ' Addison's Works , v . 151. See also Macaulay's Essays , iv . 249 ...
... Ante , ADDISON , 105 n . 8 . 4 Ante , ADDISON , 86. According to Steele Addison , by his preference of Tickell , ' incurred the warmest resentments of other gentlemen . ' Addison's Works , v . 151. See also Macaulay's Essays , iv . 249 ...
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