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The Age of Dryden

Note 6 — Chapter III · LYRIC POETRY.

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It should be noted that this word is not so absurd as it may appear to the modern reader. Chimney (Fr. cheminée) here means the fireplace, not the flue. ‘The mantle of the chimney in his hall.’—Walton, Life of George Herbert.

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