The Gentleman's Magazine, Band 37F. Jefferies, 1767 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... piece is principally taken from a French play of Moliere's , called L'Ecole des Femmes , that Wycherly copied in his Country Wife ; but as that play F wants incidents , the defect was fup- plied from two other pieces of the fame author ...
... piece is principally taken from a French play of Moliere's , called L'Ecole des Femmes , that Wycherly copied in his Country Wife ; but as that play F wants incidents , the defect was fup- plied from two other pieces of the fame author ...
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... piece you have offered will by no means anfwer our purpofes , and therefore cannot be done . " I am truly concerned that I am obliged to make the comedy you left m my hands accompany this letter ; but the friends I am obliged to con ...
... piece you have offered will by no means anfwer our purpofes , and therefore cannot be done . " I am truly concerned that I am obliged to make the comedy you left m my hands accompany this letter ; but the friends I am obliged to con ...
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... piece of tape about half a yard long , fewed near each cor- ner on the upper edge of the dimity ; thereby making a long loop to pull it up by , if it falls down ; which loop may conveniently enough be faftened to the top of any woman's ...
... piece of tape about half a yard long , fewed near each cor- ner on the upper edge of the dimity ; thereby making a long loop to pull it up by , if it falls down ; which loop may conveniently enough be faftened to the top of any woman's ...
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