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Pagina 91
... same stamp and character . Fortemque Gyan , fortemque Cloanthum . There are indeed several natural incidents in the Part of Afcanius ; as that of Dido cannot be fufficiently ad- mired . I do not fee any thing new or particular in Tur ...
... same stamp and character . Fortemque Gyan , fortemque Cloanthum . There are indeed several natural incidents in the Part of Afcanius ; as that of Dido cannot be fufficiently ad- mired . I do not fee any thing new or particular in Tur ...
Pagina 174
... same street , a creature of the fame make crying out in the name of all that is good and facred to behold his mifery and give him fome fupply against hunger and nakedness ; who would believe thefe two Beings were of the fame fpecies ...
... same street , a creature of the fame make crying out in the name of all that is good and facred to behold his mifery and give him fome fupply against hunger and nakedness ; who would believe thefe two Beings were of the fame fpecies ...
Pagina 261
... same en- couragement in the country , we have many a pro- mifing genius fpoiled and abufed in thofe little femi- naries . I am the more inclined to this opinion , having my- felf experienced the ufage of two rural mafters , each of them ...
... same en- couragement in the country , we have many a pro- mifing genius fpoiled and abufed in thofe little femi- naries . I am the more inclined to this opinion , having my- felf experienced the ufage of two rural mafters , each of them ...
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