The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 Seiten |
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... remark upon his difap- pointment , is grofs to the laft degree , and fhould never be spoke “ the very timorous ftag will kill in rutting time . " Scrub's mistaking him for one of the thieves is a natural effect of fear , and varies the ...
... remark upon his difap- pointment , is grofs to the laft degree , and fhould never be spoke “ the very timorous ftag will kill in rutting time . " Scrub's mistaking him for one of the thieves is a natural effect of fear , and varies the ...
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... remarks , made upon Manly by Mifs and her mama are extremely suitable to weak females , who too often mistake plain ... remark , that " unknown friends for the " most 3 Provok'd Hufband . " most part prove fecret enemies , The DRAMATIC ...
... remarks , made upon Manly by Mifs and her mama are extremely suitable to weak females , who too often mistake plain ... remark , that " unknown friends for the " most 3 Provok'd Hufband . " most part prove fecret enemies , The DRAMATIC ...
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... remark , " Well , thus it is that the children of citizens , who have acquired for- " tunes , prove perfons of fashion ; and thus it is that perfons of fashion , who have ruined their fortunes , reduce the next generation to cits . " In ...
... remark , " Well , thus it is that the children of citizens , who have acquired for- " tunes , prove perfons of fashion ; and thus it is that perfons of fashion , who have ruined their fortunes , reduce the next generation to cits . " In ...
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