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Pagina 22
... firft appears in the World , is very apt to believe it has nothing to think of but his Performances . With a good Share of this Vanity in my Heart , I made it my Business these three Days to liften after my own Fame ; and as I have ...
... firft appears in the World , is very apt to believe it has nothing to think of but his Performances . With a good Share of this Vanity in my Heart , I made it my Business these three Days to liften after my own Fame ; and as I have ...
Pagina 226
... firft Species of false Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced fe- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the Iliad it felf : I mean those short Poems printed among the minor Greek ...
... firft Species of false Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced fe- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the Iliad it felf : I mean those short Poems printed among the minor Greek ...
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... firft produced , N. 60 . Andromache , a great Fox - hunt- er , N. 57 : April ( the first of ) the merriest Day in the Year , N. 47 . Aretine made all the Princes of Europe his Tributaries , N.23 . Arietta , her Character , N.11 . her ...
... firft produced , N. 60 . Andromache , a great Fox - hunt- er , N. 57 : April ( the first of ) the merriest Day in the Year , N. 47 . Aretine made all the Princes of Europe his Tributaries , N.23 . Arietta , her Character , N.11 . her ...
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