Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... appear'd fo like it in each Particular , that it was impoffible but one fhould immediately cry out , this is another of Curl's ' Squires : One Re- mark , however , Friend , I cannot omit mak- ing , tho ' I know it cannot but afflict you ...
... appear'd fo like it in each Particular , that it was impoffible but one fhould immediately cry out , this is another of Curl's ' Squires : One Re- mark , however , Friend , I cannot omit mak- ing , tho ' I know it cannot but afflict you ...
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... appear the more perfectly contemptible , the idle , and impudent Pretence to a Merit you had not , or the ridiculously keeping from the World , the only Thing you had to tell them , concerning your Author . Your other Boaft , that the ...
... appear the more perfectly contemptible , the idle , and impudent Pretence to a Merit you had not , or the ridiculously keeping from the World , the only Thing you had to tell them , concerning your Author . Your other Boaft , that the ...
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... appear Some- body in the Eyes of the Vulgar ; at least , till they had read this notable Performance , and that was all you wanted . You wifely fore- faw , that they must buy before they could read ; and confequently , what they thought ...
... appear Some- body in the Eyes of the Vulgar ; at least , till they had read this notable Performance , and that was all you wanted . You wifely fore- faw , that they must buy before they could read ; and confequently , what they thought ...
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