The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... mind , to suppose she could from fuch principles shake off regard for a man fhe has entertained upon favourable terms - the favour asked , that Sylvia will never marry without his confent , and his promise never to dispose of her ...
... mind , to suppose she could from fuch principles shake off regard for a man fhe has entertained upon favourable terms - the favour asked , that Sylvia will never marry without his confent , and his promise never to dispose of her ...
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... mind ; a man who cannot get strong liquors claims no merit from fo- briety , nor a female locked in a cloister from chaf- tity ; pofitive virtue is the child of free election , and , we apprehend , whatever pleasing pictures may be ...
... mind ; a man who cannot get strong liquors claims no merit from fo- briety , nor a female locked in a cloister from chaf- tity ; pofitive virtue is the child of free election , and , we apprehend , whatever pleasing pictures may be ...
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... mind : Oh ! not for me such splendor - I have lived My humble days in virtuous poverty ; To tend my flock , to watch each rising flow'r , Each herb , each plant , that drinks the morning dew ; And lift my prayers to the just Gods on ...
... mind : Oh ! not for me such splendor - I have lived My humble days in virtuous poverty ; To tend my flock , to watch each rising flow'r , Each herb , each plant , that drinks the morning dew ; And lift my prayers to the just Gods on ...
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