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Pagina 52
... No 12. Wednesday , March 14 . A Veteres avias tibi de pulmone revella . Perf T my coming to London , it was fome time before I could fettle my felf in a Houfe to my liking . I was forced to quit my firft Lodgings , by ... March 14. ...
... No 12. Wednesday , March 14 . A Veteres avias tibi de pulmone revella . Perf T my coming to London , it was fome time before I could fettle my felf in a Houfe to my liking . I was forced to quit my firft Lodgings , by ... March 14. ...
Pagina 59
... March 15 . SIR , : 1 Have read all your Papers , and have ftifled my Re- fentment against your Reflexions upon Operas , ' till that of this Day , wherein you plainly infinuate that ' Signior Grimaldi and my self have a Correfpondence ...
... March 15 . SIR , : 1 Have read all your Papers , and have ftifled my Re- fentment against your Reflexions upon Operas , ' till that of this Day , wherein you plainly infinuate that ' Signior Grimaldi and my self have a Correfpondence ...
Pagina 75
... N ° 18. Wednesday , March 21 . Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos & gaudia vana . Hor . T is my Defign in this Paper to deliver down to Po fterity a faithful Account of the Italian ... March 21. ...
... N ° 18. Wednesday , March 21 . Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos & gaudia vana . Hor . T is my Defign in this Paper to deliver down to Po fterity a faithful Account of the Italian ... March 21. ...
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