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Pagina 541
... Line 29. The Surface of a Pebble . PAGE 152. Fifth line from foot . Persons , etc. Perfections in their Country , ' A. ' Polished Marble , ' A. ' Men of the greatest PAGE 153. For the ' black spots ' or patches , see No. 81 . 51. Motto ...
... Line 29. The Surface of a Pebble . PAGE 152. Fifth line from foot . Persons , etc. Perfections in their Country , ' A. ' Polished Marble , ' A. ' Men of the greatest PAGE 153. For the ' black spots ' or patches , see No. 81 . 51. Motto ...
Pagina 549
... line of this couplet , and adds ' Anon . ' Weekly Preparations . This is perhaps a reference to A Week's Preparation ... Line 2 . editions read ' Bands . ' So the early texts . Several later PAGE 251. Line 4. So punctuated in the ...
... line of this couplet , and adds ' Anon . ' Weekly Preparations . This is perhaps a reference to A Week's Preparation ... Line 2 . editions read ' Bands . ' So the early texts . Several later PAGE 251. Line 4. So punctuated in the ...
Pagina 559
... Line 37 . • in Ottway , which I could not forbear re- peating on this occasion , ' A. The quotation is from a speech of Chamont in The Orphan , Act II . Line I runs : ' Through a close lane . ' 118. PAGE 358. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid ...
... Line 37 . • in Ottway , which I could not forbear re- peating on this occasion , ' A. The quotation is from a speech of Chamont in The Orphan , Act II . Line I runs : ' Through a close lane . ' 118. PAGE 358. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid ...
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