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... writer be a fellow that hath either epigram'd you , or hath had a flirt at your miftris , or hath brought either . your feather , or your red beard , or your little legs , & c . on the ftage , you fhall difgrace him worfe than by ...
... writer be a fellow that hath either epigram'd you , or hath had a flirt at your miftris , or hath brought either . your feather , or your red beard , or your little legs , & c . on the ftage , you fhall difgrace him worfe than by ...
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... writer fo much as hints at the cuftom of riding to them , or at the practice of having horfes held during the hours of exhibition . Some allufion to this ufage ( if it had exifted ) muft , I think , have been discovered in the course of ...
... writer fo much as hints at the cuftom of riding to them , or at the practice of having horfes held during the hours of exhibition . Some allufion to this ufage ( if it had exifted ) muft , I think , have been discovered in the course of ...
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... writer's productions . " It is prefumed , the editor of the fifth volume would not have given a partial felection of Dr. Young's works , had he known where to find , or been enabled to procure the remainder of them . Every reafon which ...
... writer's productions . " It is prefumed , the editor of the fifth volume would not have given a partial felection of Dr. Young's works , had he known where to find , or been enabled to procure the remainder of them . Every reafon which ...
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... writer , to be his own fcholiaft ; but , as nobody elfe could , in the prefent cafe , be fo well qualified for the task , our author not only owed the task , in justice , to himself , but hath done likewife a meritorious action of ...
... writer , to be his own fcholiaft ; but , as nobody elfe could , in the prefent cafe , be fo well qualified for the task , our author not only owed the task , in justice , to himself , but hath done likewife a meritorious action of ...
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... writers who have profeffedly treated any questions , which in the course of a long narrative we are called upon to ... writer the know- ledge of fome ancient teftimony , which he is defirous of intro- ducing into his own narrative ? It ...
... writers who have profeffedly treated any questions , which in the course of a long narrative we are called upon to ... writer the know- ledge of fome ancient teftimony , which he is defirous of intro- ducing into his own narrative ? It ...
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