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Pagina 519
... Dunciad ( iii . 261 ) . See B. I. PAGE 19. London and Wise , a famous firm of gardeners , referred to at greater length in No. 477 , and eulogized by Evelyn in the Advertisement to his translation of Quintinye's Compleat Gard'ner ( 1693 ) ...
... Dunciad ( iii . 261 ) . See B. I. PAGE 19. London and Wise , a famous firm of gardeners , referred to at greater length in No. 477 , and eulogized by Evelyn in the Advertisement to his translation of Quintinye's Compleat Gard'ner ( 1693 ) ...
Pagina 520
... Dunciad to the ' strange bird from Switzerland ' ( i . 290 ) . An advertisement in No. 53 announces that a masquerade will be held at the request of several foreigners ' on 1st May at Old Spring Garden . The Counter was a prison ...
... Dunciad to the ' strange bird from Switzerland ' ( i . 290 ) . An advertisement in No. 53 announces that a masquerade will be held at the request of several foreigners ' on 1st May at Old Spring Garden . The Counter was a prison ...
Pagina 533
... Dunciad , published two translations of Virgil , one in 1649 , the other in 1654. The 1684 edition of the second had ' such excellent sculptures ; and ( what added great grace to his works ) he printed them all on special good paper ...
... Dunciad , published two translations of Virgil , one in 1649 , the other in 1654. The 1684 edition of the second had ' such excellent sculptures ; and ( what added great grace to his works ) he printed them all on special good paper ...
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