The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... replies fhew them pregnant with that diabolic ma- levolence which is charged against them ; the threats vented against the failor , whofe wife had refused one of them chefnuts , ftrike every feeling mind with sympathetic terror ; their ...
... replies fhew them pregnant with that diabolic ma- levolence which is charged against them ; the threats vented against the failor , whofe wife had refused one of them chefnuts , ftrike every feeling mind with sympathetic terror ; their ...
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... replies has a luxuriancy of merit , What Peach- " But mo- " ney , wife , is the true fuller's earth for reputa- " tions ; there is not a spot or stain but what it can " take Beggar's Opera . " take out ; " what brilliant 116 The ...
... replies has a luxuriancy of merit , What Peach- " But mo- " ney , wife , is the true fuller's earth for reputa- " tions ; there is not a spot or stain but what it can " take Beggar's Opera . " take out ; " what brilliant 116 The ...
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... replies thus : Appearance oft deceives ; not always does The polifh'd court difplay the fairest forms ; And in the fimple ruftic's homely cell , Nature fometimes affumes a nameless grace , Which greatness cannot reach . Harpagus's ...
... replies thus : Appearance oft deceives ; not always does The polifh'd court difplay the fairest forms ; And in the fimple ruftic's homely cell , Nature fometimes affumes a nameless grace , Which greatness cannot reach . Harpagus's ...
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