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... tender , the defcription lively , all dreffed in a naiveté of language , which finds a paffage to the heart , by nature's aid alone . The hero is brought forward with great advan- tage , the bold fpirited fymphony which introduces him ...
... tender , the defcription lively , all dreffed in a naiveté of language , which finds a paffage to the heart , by nature's aid alone . The hero is brought forward with great advan- tage , the bold fpirited fymphony which introduces him ...
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... tender approaches , which terminates the act in a critical and interesting man- ner : however , we cannot help thinking Cyrus's be- haviour to a tender mother , when it appears she has been informed of his identity , a punctuality too ...
... tender approaches , which terminates the act in a critical and interesting man- ner : however , we cannot help thinking Cyrus's be- haviour to a tender mother , when it appears she has been informed of his identity , a punctuality too ...
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... tender mind : there is fomething pretty in her fense of obligation for the tender affiduity of her at- tendants , and their difinterested attachment ; but we think them very strange , very improper meffengers to supervise and bring ...
... tender mind : there is fomething pretty in her fense of obligation for the tender affiduity of her at- tendants , and their difinterested attachment ; but we think them very strange , very improper meffengers to supervise and bring ...
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