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Pagina 85
... Hudibras , could still change sides , and still confute . For my own part I have ever regarded our Inns of Court as Nurseries of Statesmen and Law - givers , which makes me often frequent that part of the Town with great Pleasure . Upon ...
... Hudibras , could still change sides , and still confute . For my own part I have ever regarded our Inns of Court as Nurseries of Statesmen and Law - givers , which makes me often frequent that part of the Town with great Pleasure . Upon ...
Pagina 176
... Hudibras and Don Quixote may be as effectual to cure the Extravagancies of this Passion , as any of the old Philosophers . I shall therefore publish , very speedily , the Translation of a little Greek Manu- script , which is sent me by ...
... Hudibras and Don Quixote may be as effectual to cure the Extravagancies of this Passion , as any of the old Philosophers . I shall therefore publish , very speedily , the Translation of a little Greek Manu- script , which is sent me by ...
Pagina 239
... Hudibras . I think where the low Character is to be raised the Heroic is the proper Measure , but when an Hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is done best in Doggerel . If Hudibras had been set out with as much Wit and Humour in ...
... Hudibras . I think where the low Character is to be raised the Heroic is the proper Measure , but when an Hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is done best in Doggerel . If Hudibras had been set out with as much Wit and Humour in ...
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