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A Century of Parody and Imitation

Note 43 — HORACE AND JAMES SMITH

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See Byron, afterwards, in Don Juan:—

'For flesh is grass, which Time mows down to hay.'

But, as Johnson says of Dryden, 'His known wealth was so great, he might borrow without any impeachment of his credit.'

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