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Pagina 542
... Satires , v . 129 . PAGES 166-7 . The passage is lines 132-55 of the same satire . The quotation from Dryden's translation will be found in Scott and Saintsbury's edition , xiii . 258. Line 5 : ' The tyrant Lucre no denial takes ...
... Satires , v . 129 . PAGES 166-7 . The passage is lines 132-55 of the same satire . The quotation from Dryden's translation will be found in Scott and Saintsbury's edition , xiii . 258. Line 5 : ' The tyrant Lucre no denial takes ...
Pagina 555
... Satires , vi . 501 . As Grass - hoppers , etc. PAGE 304. Tot premit , etc. printed ' Aliam credas . ' Juvenal , Satires , vi . 502-4 . Addison Fontange , Commode . The commode was a tall head - dress fashionable with ladies in England ...
... Satires , vi . 501 . As Grass - hoppers , etc. PAGE 304. Tot premit , etc. printed ' Aliam credas . ' Juvenal , Satires , vi . 502-4 . Addison Fontange , Commode . The commode was a tall head - dress fashionable with ladies in England ...
Pagina 564
... Satires , iii . 152-3 . Plagues . Budgell probably refers to some pamphlets , now difficult to trace . The British Museum Catalogue describes an 1800 edition of the Fifteen Plagues of a Footman , Coachman , & c . , and also the ...
... Satires , iii . 152-3 . Plagues . Budgell probably refers to some pamphlets , now difficult to trace . The British Museum Catalogue describes an 1800 edition of the Fifteen Plagues of a Footman , Coachman , & c . , and also the ...
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