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Pagina 238
... shall be the guard of Shock . The celebrated raillery of Addison on the hoop - petticoat , has nothing equal to the fol- lowing circumstance ; which marks the dif- ficulty of guarding a part of dress of such high confequence . To fifty ...
... shall be the guard of Shock . The celebrated raillery of Addison on the hoop - petticoat , has nothing equal to the fol- lowing circumstance ; which marks the dif- ficulty of guarding a part of dress of such high confequence . To fifty ...
Pagina 239
... Shall feel sharp vengeance foon o'ertáke his fins , Be ftop'd in vials , or transfix'd with pins ; Or plung'd in lakes of bitter washes lie ; Or wedg'd whole ages in a bodkin's eye ; Gums and pomatums shall his flight reftrain , While ...
... Shall feel sharp vengeance foon o'ertáke his fins , Be ftop'd in vials , or transfix'd with pins ; Or plung'd in lakes of bitter washes lie ; Or wedg'd whole ages in a bodkin's eye ; Gums and pomatums shall his flight reftrain , While ...
Pagina 263
... shall find that they are such , as however adorned and a little diverfified , are yet grounded on true hiftory , and ... SHALL I SHALL only add to these , a tale liter AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 263.
... shall find that they are such , as however adorned and a little diverfified , are yet grounded on true hiftory , and ... SHALL I SHALL only add to these , a tale liter AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 263.
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