The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 2Gregg International Publishers Limited, 1969 - 21 Seiten |
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... seeing his fon approach , refolves to attack him on this point . The young gentleman enters , repeating fome rapturous lines ; the father , upon his mentioning that times are hard , obferves , that he ought , as her Guardian , to ...
... seeing his fon approach , refolves to attack him on this point . The young gentleman enters , repeating fome rapturous lines ; the father , upon his mentioning that times are hard , obferves , that he ought , as her Guardian , to ...
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... Seeing Freeman , his rival , the Major becomes very crufty , and hobbles after his mistrefs . Jerry wanting to buy Rochester's jefts , but not having money to pay for the book , Freeman lays down the price , and laments that a young ...
... Seeing Freeman , his rival , the Major becomes very crufty , and hobbles after his mistrefs . Jerry wanting to buy Rochester's jefts , but not having money to pay for the book , Freeman lays down the price , and laments that a young ...
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... seeing her with the very person whose letter he had stopped , feems to apprehend his folly ; and , upon Frankly's openly declaring the matter , confeffes his error . Ranger here takes a pleasant advantage of the ftate of things to ...
... seeing her with the very person whose letter he had stopped , feems to apprehend his folly ; and , upon Frankly's openly declaring the matter , confeffes his error . Ranger here takes a pleasant advantage of the ftate of things to ...
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