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Pagina 196
... feems were ⚫ paid for it . · C 6 AS for the Women of the Country , not being able to talk with them , we could only make our Remarks · upon them at a Distance . They let the Hair of their • Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men ...
... feems were ⚫ paid for it . · C 6 AS for the Women of the Country , not being able to talk with them , we could only make our Remarks · upon them at a Distance . They let the Hair of their • Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men ...
Pagina 254
... feems but an ufelefs Inquiry , without fome Time be fpent in confidering the Application of it . The Seat of Wit , when one fpeaks as a Man of the Town and the World , is the Play - houfe ; I fhall therefore fill this Pa- per with ...
... feems but an ufelefs Inquiry , without fome Time be fpent in confidering the Application of it . The Seat of Wit , when one fpeaks as a Man of the Town and the World , is the Play - houfe ; I fhall therefore fill this Pa- per with ...
Pagina 276
... feems to have had his Eye upon Turnus's Speech in the last Verse , Lord Piercy fees my Fall . Vicifti , & victum tendere palmas Aufonii videre - EARL Piercy's Lamentation over his Enemy is ge nerous , beautiful , and paffionate ; I muft ...
... feems to have had his Eye upon Turnus's Speech in the last Verse , Lord Piercy fees my Fall . Vicifti , & victum tendere palmas Aufonii videre - EARL Piercy's Lamentation over his Enemy is ge nerous , beautiful , and paffionate ; I muft ...
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