The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Account of the feveral Authors of the Vocal as well as the Inftrumental Mufick for each Night ; the Money to be paid at the Receipt of the Tickets , at • Mr. Charles Lillie's . It will , we hope , Sir , be eafily al- lowed , that we are ...
... Account of the feveral Authors of the Vocal as well as the Inftrumental Mufick for each Night ; the Money to be paid at the Receipt of the Tickets , at • Mr. Charles Lillie's . It will , we hope , Sir , be eafily al- lowed , that we are ...
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... Account of fuch things as have really happened , or at leaft of fuch things as have happened according to the received Opinions of Mankind . Milton's Fable is a Mafter - piece of this Nature ; as the War in Heaven , the Condition of the ...
... Account of fuch things as have really happened , or at leaft of fuch things as have happened according to the received Opinions of Mankind . Milton's Fable is a Mafter - piece of this Nature ; as the War in Heaven , the Condition of the ...
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... Account of his Dreams , N. 301. from Clytander , a filent Lover , N. 304. from Parthenifsa , whose Face is damaged by the Small - Pox , N. 306 . from Corinna to Amilcar , on the fame Occafion , ibid . Amilcar's Anfwer , ibid . from - on ...
... Account of his Dreams , N. 301. from Clytander , a filent Lover , N. 304. from Parthenifsa , whose Face is damaged by the Small - Pox , N. 306 . from Corinna to Amilcar , on the fame Occafion , ibid . Amilcar's Anfwer , ibid . from - on ...
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