Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... manner of writing his fecret Hiftory , by transcribing Things well known already may be called your speaking of him at all ; but in the Sen- tence that follows this Affirmation , i . e . that you must confefs you have not herein con ...
... manner of writing his fecret Hiftory , by transcribing Things well known already may be called your speaking of him at all ; but in the Sen- tence that follows this Affirmation , i . e . that you must confefs you have not herein con ...
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... manner of Alteration in their Beha- viour to our Poet ; who was still equally carefs'd by both of them , and equally welcome when- ever he made a Vifit to either . This certainly must be owing to an uncommon Discretion , and Moderation ...
... manner of Alteration in their Beha- viour to our Poet ; who was still equally carefs'd by both of them , and equally welcome when- ever he made a Vifit to either . This certainly must be owing to an uncommon Discretion , and Moderation ...
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... manner , we have nothing to fay , because it wou'd be but La- bour loft ; and , as for all others , we flatter our felves , what has already been premised is fuffi- cent , to convince them , our Poet was not fo much to blame in this ...
... manner , we have nothing to fay , because it wou'd be but La- bour loft ; and , as for all others , we flatter our felves , what has already been premised is fuffi- cent , to convince them , our Poet was not fo much to blame in this ...
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