...Vertues, and bis own. Tb* Adventure of the Bear and Fiddle t but breaks off in the middle. CANTO I. WHen civil Dudgeon firft grew high, And Men fell out they knew not why When hard Words, Jealoujies and Fears., Set Folks together by the Ears, And made them fight like mad or drunk, For Dame...

...o<uin. IV adventure of the Bear and fiddle Is fung, hut hreaks off in the middle. CANTO I, 'HEN civil a dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out they knew...jealoufies and fears Set folks together by the ears, 5 And made them fight, like mad or drunk, For dame religion as for punk ; Whofe honefty they all durft...

...virtues, and his c-wn. TV adventure of the Bear and Fiddle Is fung, but breaks off in the middle, CANTO I. WHEN civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out...jealoufies and fears, Set folks together by the ears, i When civil dudgeon, etc.] Dudgeon. \Vho made the alterations in the laft edition of this poem, I...

...his own. Th' Adventure of the Bear and Fiddle Is fung , but breaks off in the middle. CANTO I\Y lien civil Dudgeon firft grew high , And Men fell out they knew not why ; HUDIBRAS. SUJET DU PREMIER CHANT. Du Sieur Hudibras le mérite : Comment il partit de fon gîte :...

...his own. Tbf Adventure of the Bear and Fiddla Is fung, but breaks off in the middle. w CANTO I. HEN Civil Dudgeon firft grew high, And Men fell out they knew not why ; The ARGUMENT. This Method of prefixing Arguments i* Verfe to Poems was introduced by the Old Grammarians,...

...there are fevers! paflages in it, which recal to our imagination the idea of that alarming crifis ; • When civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out...jealoufies, and fears, Set folks together by the ears; When gofpel-trumpeter, furrounded With long-ear'd rout, to battle founded ; And pulpit, drum ecclefialiic,...

...fhown, His horfe's virtues, and his owni Th' adventure of the Bear and Fiddle Is fimg, but breaks off in the middle*. WHEN civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out they knew not why ; * A ridicule on Ronfarde and Davennr.t. When Ver. i-] To take in duJJeen, is inwardly to refent forae...

...virtues, and his own i Th' adventure of the Bear and Fiddle Is fung, but breaks off in the middle *. HEN civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out they knew not why ; When * A ridicule on Ronfarde and Davenant. Ver. i.] To take in dudgeon, is inwardly to refent feme injury...

...virtues, and his own : Th' adventure of the Bear and Fiddle Is fung, but breaks off in the middle f . HEN civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out they knew not why ; " ' Whci) * A ridicule on Ronfarde and Davenant. Ver. i.] To take in dudgeon, is inwardly to refent...

...feen under DOUBT : that remarkable expreffion therefore, at the very beginning of Butler's Hudibras, When civil dudgeon firft grew high, And men fell out,...jealoufies and fears, Set folks together by the ears j may beunderfbodin two lights, and confequently derived from two different fources : if we underftand...