The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... SPECTATOR , H AVING obferv'd in Lilly's Grammar how fweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a Verfe : I have ( to preferve the Amity between them ) call'd in Bacchus to the Aid of my Profeffion of the Theatre . So that while ⚫ fome People of ...
... SPECTATOR , H AVING obferv'd in Lilly's Grammar how fweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a Verfe : I have ( to preferve the Amity between them ) call'd in Bacchus to the Aid of my Profeffion of the Theatre . So that while ⚫ fome People of ...
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... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , " Y • OU are to know that I am naturally Brave , and love Fighting as well as any Man in England . This galant Temper of mine makes me extremely de- lighted with Battles on the Stage . I give you this Trouble ...
... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , " Y • OU are to know that I am naturally Brave , and love Fighting as well as any Man in England . This galant Temper of mine makes me extremely de- lighted with Battles on the Stage . I give you this Trouble ...
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... Spectator's Obfervations at that Play , N. 270 . Sherlock ( Dr. ) the Reason his Difcourfe of Death hath been fo much perused , N. 289 . Slavery , what kind of Government the moft removed from it , N. 287 . Smithfield Bargain ,, in ...
... Spectator's Obfervations at that Play , N. 270 . Sherlock ( Dr. ) the Reason his Difcourfe of Death hath been fo much perused , N. 289 . Slavery , what kind of Government the moft removed from it , N. 287 . Smithfield Bargain ,, in ...
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