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... lately gave to an Opera of our own Country , in which the Compofer endeavoured to do Juftice to the Beauty of the Words , by following that Noble Example , which has been fet him by the greatest Foreign Mafters in that Art . I could ...
... lately gave to an Opera of our own Country , in which the Compofer endeavoured to do Juftice to the Beauty of the Words , by following that Noble Example , which has been fet him by the greatest Foreign Mafters in that Art . I could ...
Page 176
... lately come from his Travels , and has practifed both by Sea and Land , and therefore cures the Green - Sickness , long Sea Voyages , Campains , and Lyings- In . Both by Sea and Land ! I will not answer for the Diftempers called Sea ...
... lately come from his Travels , and has practifed both by Sea and Land , and therefore cures the Green - Sickness , long Sea Voyages , Campains , and Lyings- In . Both by Sea and Land ! I will not answer for the Diftempers called Sea ...
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... lately celebrated in the Mother Church of • that Place , but are referred to their next Letters for the Names of the Parties concerned . LETTERS from Brompton advise , that the Widow • Blight had received feveral Vifits from John ...
... lately celebrated in the Mother Church of • that Place , but are referred to their next Letters for the Names of the Parties concerned . LETTERS from Brompton advise , that the Widow • Blight had received feveral Vifits from John ...
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