Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... laid upon their Merit , which they have al- ways been forced to pay , and , we are afraid , ever will , in Sæcula Sæculorum . Towards furnishing this Tax , never was Man more heavily affefs'd than our Poet ; and we may venture to affirm ...
... laid upon their Merit , which they have al- ways been forced to pay , and , we are afraid , ever will , in Sæcula Sæculorum . Towards furnishing this Tax , never was Man more heavily affefs'd than our Poet ; and we may venture to affirm ...
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... laid fobn Searle . And it is my Will , " if the laid Job Searle , die before me , that " the faid Sum of 100. go to his Wife or " Children . 66 Item , I give and I devife to Mrs. Martha " Blount , younger Daughter of Mrs. Mariba ...
... laid fobn Searle . And it is my Will , " if the laid Job Searle , die before me , that " the faid Sum of 100. go to his Wife or " Children . 66 Item , I give and I devife to Mrs. Martha " Blount , younger Daughter of Mrs. Mariba ...
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... laid in Duft ; This Lock , the Mufe fhall confecrate to fame , And ' midft the Stars infcribe Belinda's Name . ' Tis a very pretty Poem , wrote with a good deal of Fire ; tho ' I have heard the Author blam'd for making the Fair - One ...
... laid in Duft ; This Lock , the Mufe fhall confecrate to fame , And ' midft the Stars infcribe Belinda's Name . ' Tis a very pretty Poem , wrote with a good deal of Fire ; tho ' I have heard the Author blam'd for making the Fair - One ...
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