Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... Hero many Hours , and , as an able Hiftorian of thofe Days relates it , a Frenzy afterwards , that poffibly he is not yet cur'd of , among the Symptoms of which , as re- corded by that Author , I find that he spoke civilly to his ...
... Hero many Hours , and , as an able Hiftorian of thofe Days relates it , a Frenzy afterwards , that poffibly he is not yet cur'd of , among the Symptoms of which , as re- corded by that Author , I find that he spoke civilly to his ...
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... Hero : Why may they not , therefore , be equally defirous , of as exact an Account of the aforefaid Particulars , with relation to our Poet , who was , in his Way , to the full as great a Man , and as much an Honour to his Country ? Add ...
... Hero : Why may they not , therefore , be equally defirous , of as exact an Account of the aforefaid Particulars , with relation to our Poet , who was , in his Way , to the full as great a Man , and as much an Honour to his Country ? Add ...
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J H. 1 · Hero . He was always fenfible of its Defect , con- tinues be , in that Particular , and owned he had • let it pafs , with the Hero it had , purely for want of a better ; not entertaining the leaft Expectation , that fuch a one ...
J H. 1 · Hero . He was always fenfible of its Defect , con- tinues be , in that Particular , and owned he had • let it pafs , with the Hero it had , purely for want of a better ; not entertaining the leaft Expectation , that fuch a one ...
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