The British Satirist: Comprising the Best Satires of the Most Celebrated Poets, from Pope to Byron. Accompanied by Original Critical Notices of the AuthorsC. P. Fessenden, 1831 - 388 páginas |
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... Mrs. Thrale , now Madame Piozzi , ) threatens us with a Life of the Lexico- grapher . To catch as many scraps as thou wert able , TO JAMES BOSWELL , ESQ . 77.
... Mrs. Thrale , now Madame Piozzi , ) threatens us with a Life of the Lexico- grapher . To catch as many scraps as thou wert able , TO JAMES BOSWELL , ESQ . 77.
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... Madame Piozzi , the Hero and Heroine of our Eclogue . They are supposed to have in Contemplation the Life of Johnson ; and , to prove their Biographical Abilities , ap- peal to Sir John Hawkins for his Decision on their respec- tive ...
... Madame Piozzi , the Hero and Heroine of our Eclogue . They are supposed to have in Contemplation the Life of Johnson ; and , to prove their Biographical Abilities , ap- peal to Sir John Hawkins for his Decision on their respec- tive ...
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... Madam , " cried Sir John . The thankful dame low curtseyed to the Chair , And thus , for victory panting , read the Fair : - ⚫ Vide his History of Music . MADAME PIOZZI . * Sam Johnson was of Michael Johnson A TOWN ECLOGUE . 87.
... Madam , " cried Sir John . The thankful dame low curtseyed to the Chair , And thus , for victory panting , read the Fair : - ⚫ Vide his History of Music . MADAME PIOZZI . * Sam Johnson was of Michael Johnson A TOWN ECLOGUE . 87.
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... MADAME PIOZZI . * Sam Johnson was of Michael Johnson born ; Whose shop of books did Litchfield town adorn : Wrong - headed , stubborn as a halter'd Ram ; In short , the ... MADAME PIOZZI . * When Thrale , as nimble as 88 BOZZY AND PIOZZI .
... MADAME PIOZZI . * Sam Johnson was of Michael Johnson born ; Whose shop of books did Litchfield town adorn : Wrong - headed , stubborn as a halter'd Ram ; In short , the ... MADAME PIOZZI . * When Thrale , as nimble as 88 BOZZY AND PIOZZI .
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... MADAME PIOZZI . * When Thrale , as nimble as a Boy at School , Leap'd , though fatigued with hunting , o'er a Stool ; The Doctor , proud the same grand feat to do , His powers exerted , and jump'd over too ; And , though he might a ...
... MADAME PIOZZI . * When Thrale , as nimble as a Boy at School , Leap'd , though fatigued with hunting , o'er a Stool ; The Doctor , proud the same grand feat to do , His powers exerted , and jump'd over too ; And , though he might a ...
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