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Pagina 86
... play is , that it is the others labour ) is , that the superfluities of the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and wealthy give supplies to the necessities of the Harriot are the characters of greatest conse- poor ; but instead of any ...
... play is , that it is the others labour ) is , that the superfluities of the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and wealthy give supplies to the necessities of the Harriot are the characters of greatest conse- poor ; but instead of any ...
Pagina 183
... play , and has drawn some characters in it very justly , ap- In cases of greater moment , where men ap- pears to have been misled in his witchcraft pear in public , the consequence and importance by an unwary following the inimitable ...
... play , and has drawn some characters in it very justly , ap- In cases of greater moment , where men ap- pears to have been misled in his witchcraft pear in public , the consequence and importance by an unwary following the inimitable ...
Pagina 352
... play , I and I did not think it an ill expression of a must confess I was moved , with the utmost in- young fellow who stood near me , that called dignation , at the trivial , senseless , and unna- the boxes those beds of tulips . ' It ...
... play , I and I did not think it an ill expression of a must confess I was moved , with the utmost in- young fellow who stood near me , that called dignation , at the trivial , senseless , and unna- the boxes those beds of tulips . ' It ...
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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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