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... last mentioned gentleman , makes us laugh in contradiction to judg- ment , by using a fententious quaintness of expref- fion instead of the precipitate , fnip - fnap , rhapsodical mode of utterance , as is plainly intended for the ...
... last mentioned gentleman , makes us laugh in contradiction to judg- ment , by using a fententious quaintness of expref- fion instead of the precipitate , fnip - fnap , rhapsodical mode of utterance , as is plainly intended for the ...
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... last , and fhewn a conclufive effect from the dilemma he has escaped , and the penalty he has brought himself under . We do not remember to have perused or heard any dramatic author , whofe dialogue fhews a great- er degree of ...
... last , and fhewn a conclufive effect from the dilemma he has escaped , and the penalty he has brought himself under . We do not remember to have perused or heard any dramatic author , whofe dialogue fhews a great- er degree of ...
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... last dismal accents That trembled on thy tongue came bubbling up- Speaking of a fea - nymph's departure under water , Dryden has it thus , And her last words came bubbling up in air . At the beginning of the second act , Tigranes pre ...
... last dismal accents That trembled on thy tongue came bubbling up- Speaking of a fea - nymph's departure under water , Dryden has it thus , And her last words came bubbling up in air . At the beginning of the second act , Tigranes pre ...
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