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Pagina 44
... Reader will be as well pleased with them , as he would have been with the Leges Convivales of Ben . Johnson , the ... Readers to every Paper , which I look upon as a modest Computation , I may reckon about Threefcore Thousand Difciples ...
... Reader will be as well pleased with them , as he would have been with the Leges Convivales of Ben . Johnson , the ... Readers to every Paper , which I look upon as a modest Computation , I may reckon about Threefcore Thousand Difciples ...
Pagina 245
... Readers , is extremely Gothick . He quotes Monfieur Segrais for a threefold Distinction of the Readers of Poetry : In the firft of which he comprehends the Rabble of Readers , whom he does not treat as fuch with regard to their Quality ...
... Readers , is extremely Gothick . He quotes Monfieur Segrais for a threefold Distinction of the Readers of Poetry : In the firft of which he comprehends the Rabble of Readers , whom he does not treat as fuch with regard to their Quality ...
Pagina 287
... Readers to give a proper Direction to their Paffion for being admired ; In order to which , they must endea- vour to ... Reader in the old Song of Chevy - Chafe ; I fhall here , according to my Promife , be more particular , and fhew ...
... Readers to give a proper Direction to their Paffion for being admired ; In order to which , they must endea- vour to ... Reader in the old Song of Chevy - Chafe ; I fhall here , according to my Promife , be more particular , and fhew ...
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