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descriptions of
Hudibras and Ralpho. "Never did
trusty Squire with Knight, Or
Knight with
squier jump more right" (I:i:619f; p. 19).
Hudibras is described...
- Bentley. "'
Hudibras'
Butler Abroad",
Modern Language Notes, Vol. 60, No. 4,
April 1945, pp.254–9
Norma E. Bentley. "A
Grant to '
Hudibras' Butler", Modern...
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reference to Rud Hud
Hudibras is
featured in the
title and
character of
Samuel Butler's mock-heroic poem
Hudibras (1663–1678). Rud Hud
Hudibras is a
primary character...
- (1666–1689) was a
lawyer and poet,
chiefly remembered as the
author of The
Irish Hudibras, a
caricature of
Irish customs and
language based on Book VI of Virgil's...
- com:
online text of
Hudibras by
Samuel Butler, 1805
edition Part 2,
Canto 2,
lines 565–844
describe the mock-heroic
attack by
Hudibras and his
squire Ralpho...
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burlesque are
Alexander Pope's The Rape of the Lock and
Samuel Butler's
Hudibras. An
example of
musical burlesque is
Richard Strauss's 1890
Burleske for...
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Regum Britanniae (c. 1136),
which describes him as the son of King Rud Hud
Hudibras, and the
tenth ruler in line from the
first king, Brutus,
saying Bladud...
- And kill with a
retreating eye. — Samuel Butler, An
Heroical Epistle of
Hudibras to His Lady (1678) That last
Parthian shot went home. — Agatha Christie...
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literature of the day.
Samuel Butler used them as a
metaphor in his poem
Hudibras in 1663, and
Pepys refers to them in his diary. The
drops were immortalized...
- The Lover's Complaint, The
Phoenix and the
Turtle by
William Shakespeare Hudibras by
Samuel Butler The
Dunciad and The Rape of the Lock by
Alexander Pope...
