Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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J H. and elegant Bill of Fare , tho ' , if they should fit down , it would prove the Prologue to a very forry Dinner . The Preface you begin with ... should not have chofen him . him . Be careful , therefore , Friend , hereafter ( 14 )
J H. and elegant Bill of Fare , tho ' , if they should fit down , it would prove the Prologue to a very forry Dinner . The Preface you begin with ... should not have chofen him . him . Be careful , therefore , Friend , hereafter ( 14 )
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... should not read Mr. Pope's , which I believe to be about equally probable , ( Mr. Pope's I mention in particular , because he has left us a fomething more natural Figure of him ) what , I fay , muft Pofterity think of this Mr. Dennis ...
... should not read Mr. Pope's , which I believe to be about equally probable , ( Mr. Pope's I mention in particular , because he has left us a fomething more natural Figure of him ) what , I fay , muft Pofterity think of this Mr. Dennis ...
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... should find the faid Definition verify'd ) and from thence tranfmitted down to Pofterity , in the modeft Rbapfedies of the ingenious and ingenuous Mr. Ed - d C - II . Accordingly , we must confefs , we think , never was Name better ...
... should find the faid Definition verify'd ) and from thence tranfmitted down to Pofterity , in the modeft Rbapfedies of the ingenious and ingenuous Mr. Ed - d C - II . Accordingly , we must confefs , we think , never was Name better ...
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