The Poems of George Huddesford, M.A., Late Fellow of New College, Oxford: Now First Collected. Including Salmagundi, Topsy-turvy, Bubble and Squeak, and Crambe Repetita, Volume 2 |
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III . Additional Notes at the end . + M . Egalité ci - devant Duc d ' Orleans , first
prince of the blood royal of France . I know no touch of consanguinity . Troilus
and Cressida . By scoundrels of ocean and earth Unrivall ' d - 14 TOPSY TURVY
.
III . Additional Notes at the end . + M . Egalité ci - devant Duc d ' Orleans , first
prince of the blood royal of France . I know no touch of consanguinity . Troilus
and Cressida . By scoundrels of ocean and earth Unrivall ' d - 14 TOPSY TURVY
.
Pagina 32
I These oppressed animals have an indisputable claim to the fraternity of the
Parisian philosophers , a claim admitted not long since by the exhibitor of a tiger ,
which he had always been used to denominate le grand Tigre Royal , but soon ...
I These oppressed animals have an indisputable claim to the fraternity of the
Parisian philosophers , a claim admitted not long since by the exhibitor of a tiger ,
which he had always been used to denominate le grand Tigre Royal , but soon ...
Pagina 46
This noble ecclesiastic cannot , like many others , be justly accused of ingratitude
to his royal master , as it is well known , that he was advanced to the prelacy
much against the inclination of that unfortunate monarch , his promotion being ...
This noble ecclesiastic cannot , like many others , be justly accused of ingratitude
to his royal master , as it is well known , that he was advanced to the prelacy
much against the inclination of that unfortunate monarch , his promotion being ...
Pagina 74
Mob Royal , and his royal Cubs , The majesty of spades , and clubs , * Conjuratos
cælum rescindere fratres , Ter sunt conati imponere Pelio Ossam . Virg . Georg .
1 Drays , dung - carts , besoms , mops , 74 BUBBLE AND SQUEAK .
Mob Royal , and his royal Cubs , The majesty of spades , and clubs , * Conjuratos
cælum rescindere fratres , Ter sunt conati imponere Pelio Ossam . Virg . Georg .
1 Drays , dung - carts , besoms , mops , 74 BUBBLE AND SQUEAK .
Pagina 147
Now , you must know , my friends , I like “ That same Philosopher antique , “ (
Though be assured , not half so well , “ As Those in France that bear the bell ) “
Who , with his royal master chattering , “ Requested to dispense with Aattering “
His ...
Now , you must know , my friends , I like “ That same Philosopher antique , “ (
Though be assured , not half so well , “ As Those in France that bear the bell ) “
Who , with his royal master chattering , “ Requested to dispense with Aattering “
His ...
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