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Pagina 61
... defign to come , I defire you would , for your own Entertainment , please to admonish the Town , that all Perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of Diverfion . I could wish , Sir , you could make them understand , that it is a ...
... defign to come , I defire you would , for your own Entertainment , please to admonish the Town , that all Perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of Diverfion . I could wish , Sir , you could make them understand , that it is a ...
Pagina 75
... Defign in this Paper to deliver down to Po fterity a faithful Account of the Italian Opera , and of the gradual Progrefs which it has made upon the English Stage ; for there is no question but our great Grand - children will be very ...
... Defign in this Paper to deliver down to Po fterity a faithful Account of the Italian Opera , and of the gradual Progrefs which it has made upon the English Stage ; for there is no question but our great Grand - children will be very ...
Pagina 141
... Defign . It is with great Delight that we expect the ' Execution of this Work ; and in order to contribute to ' it , we have given Warning to all our Ghofts to get their Livelihoods where they can , and not to appear among us after Day ...
... Defign . It is with great Delight that we expect the ' Execution of this Work ; and in order to contribute to ' it , we have given Warning to all our Ghofts to get their Livelihoods where they can , and not to appear among us after Day ...
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