The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... several of our gay ladies and fine gentlemen can hear the following fpeech without blufhing confcious guilt ; " If fhe had had only an intrigue with the fellow , why " the very beft families have excufed and huddled up an affair of that ...
... several of our gay ladies and fine gentlemen can hear the following fpeech without blufhing confcious guilt ; " If fhe had had only an intrigue with the fellow , why " the very beft families have excufed and huddled up an affair of that ...
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... several pieces much more poetical and correct , which can- not draw so many tears ; what light it fhews humaṇ nature in , and how the great purpose of inftruction is fulfilled , we fhall difcover by an investigation of the characters ...
... several pieces much more poetical and correct , which can- not draw so many tears ; what light it fhews humaṇ nature in , and how the great purpose of inftruction is fulfilled , we fhall difcover by an investigation of the characters ...
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... several attempts have been made for that purpose , but without effect ; which they hope will prevent any future ones ; critics , like the Roman , should exercise justice , even upon a fon . It was intended to add an investigation of ...
... several attempts have been made for that purpose , but without effect ; which they hope will prevent any future ones ; critics , like the Roman , should exercise justice , even upon a fon . It was intended to add an investigation of ...
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