Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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J H. Phrafe , to continue down to late Pofterity , if this your Labour should live fo long , as your most just Opinion of it seems to leave you no room to doubt , Mr. Dennis , I think , makes the most odd Figure : What must Po- fterity ...
J H. Phrafe , to continue down to late Pofterity , if this your Labour should live fo long , as your most just Opinion of it seems to leave you no room to doubt , Mr. Dennis , I think , makes the most odd Figure : What must Po- fterity ...
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J H. His Attack upon the Character of the late Mr. Addifon after his Decease , in his Epiftle to Dr. Arbuthnot , under the Character of Atticus , occa- fien'd by fome little Difpute , in Regard to the First Book of Homer , fuppos'd to be ...
J H. His Attack upon the Character of the late Mr. Addifon after his Decease , in his Epiftle to Dr. Arbuthnot , under the Character of Atticus , occa- fien'd by fome little Difpute , in Regard to the First Book of Homer , fuppos'd to be ...
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... late as you " will , or To - morrow Morning as early , before " this Winter Flower is faded . I will defer her " Interment till To - morrow Night . I know you " love me , or I could not have written this- " I could not ( at this Time ) ...
... late as you " will , or To - morrow Morning as early , before " this Winter Flower is faded . I will defer her " Interment till To - morrow Night . I know you " love me , or I could not have written this- " I could not ( at this Time ) ...
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