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... pictures . Foigard's converfation with Gipsey , entirely ap- pertains to the under plot of introducing the Count into ... picture scene between Mrs. Sullen and Ar- cher , if we can reconcile the lady's amorous con- defcenfion , E & The ...
... pictures . Foigard's converfation with Gipsey , entirely ap- pertains to the under plot of introducing the Count into ... picture scene between Mrs. Sullen and Ar- cher , if we can reconcile the lady's amorous con- defcenfion , E & The ...
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... picture of depraved nature ; he might have been drawn an obftinate , without being pictured a savage parent ; the following line of Jaffier's is a gross breach of measure But I might fend her back to you with contumely The account of ...
... picture of depraved nature ; he might have been drawn an obftinate , without being pictured a savage parent ; the following line of Jaffier's is a gross breach of measure But I might fend her back to you with contumely The account of ...
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... picture of his own wretchedness , and mentions Zenobia in a melting manner ; but , when the author throws him into a fwoon , we are surprized at the misplaced extrava- gance of paffion , which reprefents the prince rather as a child ...
... picture of his own wretchedness , and mentions Zenobia in a melting manner ; but , when the author throws him into a fwoon , we are surprized at the misplaced extrava- gance of paffion , which reprefents the prince rather as a child ...
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