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Pagina 355
... manner to the nature of for there are crowds of forlorn coquettes who an heroic poem . Though , at the same time , intermingle themselves with our ladies , and to give them the greater variety , he has de- contract familiarities out of ...
... manner to the nature of for there are crowds of forlorn coquettes who an heroic poem . Though , at the same time , intermingle themselves with our ladies , and to give them the greater variety , he has de- contract familiarities out of ...
Pagina 377
... manner the recruits of every nation to its loss- very common , and so universally received , es , and divide these new supplies of people into though it takes away from it the grace of no- such equal bodies of both sexes ? Chance could ...
... manner the recruits of every nation to its loss- very common , and so universally received , es , and divide these new supplies of people into though it takes away from it the grace of no- such equal bodies of both sexes ? Chance could ...
Pagina 388
... manner : he does in some places , but where he men- tions them as truths and matters of fact . The limits of my paper will not give me leave to be particular in instances of this kind ; the Milton makes use of larboard in the same ...
... manner : he does in some places , but where he men- tions them as truths and matters of fact . The limits of my paper will not give me leave to be particular in instances of this kind ; the Milton makes use of larboard in the same ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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