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... stage a falutary school of manners . Zachary Fungus and his brother , are most excel- lently contrafted ; the one a dupe to extrava- gant notions of gay life , the other pent up in the narrow compafs of mechanical ideas ; the former a ...
... stage a falutary school of manners . Zachary Fungus and his brother , are most excel- lently contrafted ; the one a dupe to extrava- gant notions of gay life , the other pent up in the narrow compafs of mechanical ideas ; the former a ...
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... stage on fuch an occafion , is rather a mean theatrical trick , than any flight of nature ; a kind of frenzy fucceeds the fainting fit , merely calculated for action , without any trace of propriety ; from this Rhadamiftus dif- covers ...
... stage on fuch an occafion , is rather a mean theatrical trick , than any flight of nature ; a kind of frenzy fucceeds the fainting fit , merely calculated for action , without any trace of propriety ; from this Rhadamiftus dif- covers ...
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... stage bufi- nefs ; the verfification is neither elegant nor flowing , however , by rifing very little above measured profe , it has no taint of bombast ; the sentiments are trite , yet in feveral places happily applied , and we rea ...
... stage bufi- nefs ; the verfification is neither elegant nor flowing , however , by rifing very little above measured profe , it has no taint of bombast ; the sentiments are trite , yet in feveral places happily applied , and we rea ...
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