The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... means anfwered the expectations of thofe who were ap- prized that it was Mr. HOLMAN's , the author of Abroad and at Home and The Votary of Wealth . Doctor Cautery , which , no doubt , was fketched as a novelty , is by no means fo , as a ...
... means anfwered the expectations of thofe who were ap- prized that it was Mr. HOLMAN's , the author of Abroad and at Home and The Votary of Wealth . Doctor Cautery , which , no doubt , was fketched as a novelty , is by no means fo , as a ...
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... means fa- vourable to the performance prailed , and was in a fhort time cancelled * . The fuccefs of Douglas on the Edin- burgh Theatre induced our Author to offer it to the London Managers ; when , notwithstanding all the influence ex ...
... means fa- vourable to the performance prailed , and was in a fhort time cancelled * . The fuccefs of Douglas on the Edin- burgh Theatre induced our Author to offer it to the London Managers ; when , notwithstanding all the influence ex ...
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... means of the Clergyman . But although Sir Charles had by no means an haughty or oftentatious temper , he felt fome compunction and repugnance at living on the bounty of a Lady whom he had not politely treated , and to whom he was ...
... means of the Clergyman . But although Sir Charles had by no means an haughty or oftentatious temper , he felt fome compunction and repugnance at living on the bounty of a Lady whom he had not politely treated , and to whom he was ...
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