 All gold; anon he doffs his gaudy suit, Touch'd by the magic hand of some grave Bishop, And all at once, by commutation strange, Becomes a Reverend Divine. How sleek! How full of grace ! and in that globous wig, So nicely trimm'd, unfathomable stores,...  The Village Curate: A Poem - Page 37by James Hurdis - 1790 - 144 pagesFull view - About this book
 | English literature - 1789 - 688 pages
...globous wig So nicely trimm'd, unfathomable flores, No doubt, of erudition moil profound : lach hait is learned, and his awful phiz, A well-drawn title-page,...each by each, my friends, Which is the better ? fay. 1 blame not you, Yc powder 'd periwigs, that hardly hide, With gloffy fuit, and well-fed paunch to... | |
 | Books - 1789 - 754 pages
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...in that globous wig, So nicely trimm'd, unfathomable stores, No doubt, of erudition most profound. Each hair is learned, and his awful phiz, A well-drawn title-page, gives large account Of matters strangely complicate within. Place the two doctors each by each, my friends, Which is the better ?... | |
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...in that globous wig, So nicely trimm'd, unfathomable stores, No doubt, of erudition most profound. Each hair is learned, and his awful phiz, A well-drawn title-page, gives large aecount Of matters strangely complicate within. Place the two doctors each by each, my friends, Which... | |
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...in that globous wig, So nicely trimm'd, unfathomable stores, No doubt, of erudition most profound. Each hair is learned, and his awful phiz, A well-drawn title-page, gives large account Of matters strangely complicate within. Place the two doctors each by each, my friends, Which is the better ?... | |
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