The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 7Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... Eve With knowledge , and does still invite 105 The world to mifchief with New Light , B 4 Had Ver . 78. ] W. Prynne , a voluminous writer . Had ftore of money in her purse , When he HUDIBRA S , PART III . CANTO II . 7.
... Eve With knowledge , and does still invite 105 The world to mifchief with New Light , B 4 Had Ver . 78. ] W. Prynne , a voluminous writer . Had ftore of money in her purse , When he HUDIBRA S , PART III . CANTO II . 7.
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... Eve With knowledge , and does still invite 105 The world to mischief with New Light , B 4 Had Ver . 78. ] W. Prynne , a voluminous writer . Had ftore of money in her purse , When he HUDIBRA S , PART III . CANTO II . ༡ .
... Eve With knowledge , and does still invite 105 The world to mischief with New Light , B 4 Had Ver . 78. ] W. Prynne , a voluminous writer . Had ftore of money in her purse , When he HUDIBRA S , PART III . CANTO II . ༡ .
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... Light and Gifts more wide 255 . From fadging , than th ' unfanctify'd ; While every individual Brother Strove hand to fift against another ,, And Ver . 241 , 242. ] Dr. James Young obferves , " That " two Jefuitical prognofticators ...
... Light and Gifts more wide 255 . From fadging , than th ' unfanctify'd ; While every individual Brother Strove hand to fift against another ,, And Ver . 241 , 242. ] Dr. James Young obferves , " That " two Jefuitical prognofticators ...
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... light work ( the proverb fays ) Yet many different intellects Are found t ' have contrary effects ; And many heads t ' obstruct intrigues , 265 As floweft infects have moft legs . Some were for setting up a king , But all the reft for ...
... light work ( the proverb fays ) Yet many different intellects Are found t ' have contrary effects ; And many heads t ' obstruct intrigues , 265 As floweft infects have moft legs . Some were for setting up a king , But all the reft for ...
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... light : Others were for abolishing That tool of matrimony , a Ring , With which th ' unfanctify'd bridegroom .. 305 Is marry'd only to a thumb ( As wife as ringing of a pig , That us'd to break up ground , and dig ) ; The Ver . 308 ...
... light : Others were for abolishing That tool of matrimony , a Ring , With which th ' unfanctify'd bridegroom .. 305 Is marry'd only to a thumb ( As wife as ringing of a pig , That us'd to break up ground , and dig ) ; The Ver . 308 ...
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Halaman 56 - our feet, Difcourag'd by your guilty fears, To hope for quarter for your ears, And doubting 'twas in vain to fue, You claim us boldly as your due ; Declare that treachery and force, To deal with us, is th* only courfe ; We have no title nor pretence 35 To body, foul, or confcience,
Halaman 45 - And led his troops with furious gallops, 365 To charge whole regiments of fcallops ; Not like their ancient way of war, To wait on his triumphal car ; But, when he went to dine or fup, More bravely ate his captives up, 370 And left all war, by his example,
Halaman 24 - To turn your zealous frauds, and force, To fits of confcience and remorfe ; To be convinc'd they were in vain, And face about for new again : For truth no more unveil'd your eyes, 1085 Than maggots are convinc'd to flies ; And therefore all your Lights and Calls Are but apocryphal and
Halaman 11 - The more, the more their foes divided : For though out-number'd, overthrown, And by the fate of war run down, Their duty never was defeated, Nor from their oaths and faith retreated; For loyalty is ftill the fame, Whether it win or lofe the game
Halaman 24 - againft the grain, T' have calls to teach it up again ; For 'twas but juftice to reftore The wrongs we had receiv'd before ; And, when 'twas held forth in our way, 785 We 'ad been ungrateful not to pay ; Who, for the right we 've done the nation, Have earn'd our temporal
Halaman 11 - was a traitor and a villain, was a brave fellow, had great parts, great courage, and was worthy to command : but for that Richard, that coxcomb, coquin, poltroon, he was furely the bafeft fellow alive. What is become of that fool ? How is it poffible he could be
Halaman 27 - of the Crown, That wanted wit to keep your own. 'Tis true ye have (for I'd be loth To wrong you) done your parts in both, 1190 To keep him out, and bring him in, As Grace is introduc'd by Sin ; For 'twas your zealous want of
Halaman 24 - them, from blue ribbands, down To all blue aprons in the town : From ladies hurried in calleches, With cornets at their footmen's breeches, To bawds as fat as Mother Nab, All guts and belly, like a crab. Our party 's great, and better ty'd With oaths, and trade, than any
Halaman 11 - he quickly took his leave, and next morning left the town, out of fear that the Prince might know that he was that very fool and coxcomb he had mentioned fo kindly ¡ and two days after the Prince did come to know who he was that he had treated fo well. Clarendon's
Halaman 169 - AN afs will with his long ears fray The flies, that tickle him, away ; But man delights to have his ears Blown maggots in by flatterers. ALL wit does but divert men from the road In which things vulgarly are underftood, And force Miftake and Ignorance to own A better