The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... said , Or liften'd when the lie was spread ; IV . Who Vice rejects with all her state , With whom the Good alone , are Great ; Who to his breaft will fondly bear Sweet Piety tho ' rags she wear ; V. Who to his plighted vows and trust Is ...
... said , Or liften'd when the lie was spread ; IV . Who Vice rejects with all her state , With whom the Good alone , are Great ; Who to his breaft will fondly bear Sweet Piety tho ' rags she wear ; V. Who to his plighted vows and trust Is ...
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... said of the splendour of the Theatre , which infinitely furpaffes any place in which English performances only were ever exhibited . 1N SATURDAY , Sept. 3 . the fitting of the National Affembly on this day , the following decree was ...
... said of the splendour of the Theatre , which infinitely furpaffes any place in which English performances only were ever exhibited . 1N SATURDAY , Sept. 3 . the fitting of the National Affembly on this day , the following decree was ...
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... said Ethelfric , " if your Puiffance " - " Begone , fellow ! " cried Kenelwolfe ; 66 carry your rhymes to Idle- nefs or Jollity , blind vagabond ! do you think I will hearken to your Hermit when my fon calls for my arm ? " " The houfe ...
... said Ethelfric , " if your Puiffance " - " Begone , fellow ! " cried Kenelwolfe ; 66 carry your rhymes to Idle- nefs or Jollity , blind vagabond ! do you think I will hearken to your Hermit when my fon calls for my arm ? " " The houfe ...
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