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Pagina 33
... turn , being always discarded as soon as a proper person is found out to fill up my place . If you have ever been in the playhouse before the curtain rises , you see the most of the front - boxes filled with men of my family , who ...
... turn , being always discarded as soon as a proper person is found out to fill up my place . If you have ever been in the playhouse before the curtain rises , you see the most of the front - boxes filled with men of my family , who ...
Pagina 59
... turns the good - natured man into an idiot , and the choleric into an assassin . It gives bitterness to re- sentment ... turn than of truth in a saying of Seneca , that drunkenness does not produce but discover faults . Common experience ...
... turns the good - natured man into an idiot , and the choleric into an assassin . It gives bitterness to re- sentment ... turn than of truth in a saying of Seneca , that drunkenness does not produce but discover faults . Common experience ...
Pagina 270
... turn'd actor , proud to pleasure you ; And so ' tis fit , when Leo's fires appear , That Heav'n itself should turn an engineer ; That Heav'n itself should all its wonders show , And orbs above consent with orbs below , N ° 618 ...
... turn'd actor , proud to pleasure you ; And so ' tis fit , when Leo's fires appear , That Heav'n itself should turn an engineer ; That Heav'n itself should all its wonders show , And orbs above consent with orbs below , N ° 618 ...
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