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Pagina 166
... Persius has given us a very humorous Account of a young Fellow who was rouzed out of his Bed , in order to be sent upon a long Voyage by Avarice , and afterwards over - persuaded and kept at Home by Luxury . I shall set down at length ...
... Persius has given us a very humorous Account of a young Fellow who was rouzed out of his Bed , in order to be sent upon a long Voyage by Avarice , and afterwards over - persuaded and kept at Home by Luxury . I shall set down at length ...
Pagina 552
... Persius , Satires , v . 64-71 . Addison printed juvenesque for puerique in the first line . PAGE 276. Philander and Strephon had been introduced by the Tatler . See especially Nos . 13 and 245 . PAGE 278. Paradise Lost , viii . 469–95 ...
... Persius , Satires , v . 64-71 . Addison printed juvenesque for puerique in the first line . PAGE 276. Philander and Strephon had been introduced by the Tatler . See especially Nos . 13 and 245 . PAGE 278. Paradise Lost , viii . 469–95 ...
Pagina 560
... Persius , 1. i . Dyer's . See page 537 . See page 516 . PAGE 386. Petticoats . ' I was in Hopes that I had brought them [ the ladies ] to some Order , and was employing my Thoughts on the Reformation of their Petticoats ' ( Tatler , No ...
... Persius , 1. i . Dyer's . See page 537 . See page 516 . PAGE 386. Petticoats . ' I was in Hopes that I had brought them [ the ladies ] to some Order , and was employing my Thoughts on the Reformation of their Petticoats ' ( Tatler , No ...
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