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Pagina 78
... thing . In fhort , our English Mufick is quite rooted out , and nothing yet planted in its ftead . WHEN a Royal ... things without him , and is more expofed to the the Malignity . But I shall not dwell upon Speculations 78 No 19 . The ...
... thing . In fhort , our English Mufick is quite rooted out , and nothing yet planted in its ftead . WHEN a Royal ... things without him , and is more expofed to the the Malignity . But I shall not dwell upon Speculations 78 No 19 . The ...
Pagina 294
... thing that is of it felf Sacred and Inviolable , I have heard an unmarried Lady of Forture fay , it is a Pity fo ... things with a graceful Unconcern , and Gentleman- like Fafe . Such a one does not behold his Life as a fhort , transient ...
... thing that is of it felf Sacred and Inviolable , I have heard an unmarried Lady of Forture fay , it is a Pity fo ... things with a graceful Unconcern , and Gentleman- like Fafe . Such a one does not behold his Life as a fhort , transient ...
Pagina 300
... thing . I can at prefent ob- ferve thofe Starts of good Senfe and Struggles of un - im- proved Reafon in the ... Things which he afterwards confeffes , with a well - bred Franknefs , were fomewhat mal à propos , and undefigned . 6 I ...
... thing . I can at prefent ob- ferve thofe Starts of good Senfe and Struggles of un - im- proved Reafon in the ... Things which he afterwards confeffes , with a well - bred Franknefs , were fomewhat mal à propos , and undefigned . 6 I ...
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