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... former of whom is most certainly a child of whim , yet fo near nature , and fo fraught with laughter , that he must please ; the latter is as much within the rules of critical propriety as poffible , and an object of real entertainment ...
... former of whom is most certainly a child of whim , yet fo near nature , and fo fraught with laughter , that he must please ; the latter is as much within the rules of critical propriety as poffible , and an object of real entertainment ...
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... former is confirmed , joy takes place of sus- penfe , if the latter , despair may come , and that in- deed deferves the epithet deadly ; but in each in- stance every idea of a calm vanishes , for pleasure is as tumultuous as grief ...
... former is confirmed , joy takes place of sus- penfe , if the latter , despair may come , and that in- deed deferves the epithet deadly ; but in each in- stance every idea of a calm vanishes , for pleasure is as tumultuous as grief ...
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... former , as throwing more wildnefs of expreffion , and extravagance of action into the affumed mad- nefs Mr. SMITH and Mr. REDDISH ( particularly the latter ) give confiderable pleasure at present , and , we think , upon juft principles ...
... former , as throwing more wildnefs of expreffion , and extravagance of action into the affumed mad- nefs Mr. SMITH and Mr. REDDISH ( particularly the latter ) give confiderable pleasure at present , and , we think , upon juft principles ...
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