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...his Lordlhip's ear, Worth only beams true radiance on the STAR. N°XVII. Saturday, MAY 21, 1762. It's proper power to hurt each creature feels, Bulls aim their horns, and aiTes lift their heels. POPE. THE humorous Mr. Hogarth, the fuppefed author of the Analylis of beauty,... | |
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