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... Place to give a Juftness to their Representation ; and it would not be amifs if all who pretend to be Com- panions , would confine their Action to the Place of meet- ing : For a Frolick carried farther may be better performed by other ...
... Place to give a Juftness to their Representation ; and it would not be amifs if all who pretend to be Com- panions , would confine their Action to the Place of meet- ing : For a Frolick carried farther may be better performed by other ...
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... place in our Drama- tick Entertainments : Nor muft I here omit what a very curious Gentleman , who is lately return'd from his Tra- vels , has more than once affured me , namely , that there was lately dug up at Rome the Statue of a ...
... place in our Drama- tick Entertainments : Nor muft I here omit what a very curious Gentleman , who is lately return'd from his Tra- vels , has more than once affured me , namely , that there was lately dug up at Rome the Statue of a ...
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... Place where their Judge appeared to them when he pro- nounced their Sentence . -They forthwith to the Place Repairing where he judg'd them , proftrate fell Before him reverent , and both confefs ' d Humbly their Faults , and Pardon begg ...
... Place where their Judge appeared to them when he pro- nounced their Sentence . -They forthwith to the Place Repairing where he judg'd them , proftrate fell Before him reverent , and both confefs ' d Humbly their Faults , and Pardon begg ...
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