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... lady of genius venture at an innovation in the fashion ; but as Horace ad- vises , that all new - minted words should have a Greek derivation to give them an indisputable authority , so I would counsel all our improvers of fashion ...
... lady of genius venture at an innovation in the fashion ; but as Horace ad- vises , that all new - minted words should have a Greek derivation to give them an indisputable authority , so I would counsel all our improvers of fashion ...
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... lady's spleen : and as it hath been remarked , that critics are the most fawning sycophants to their patrons , so must our fe- male critic be a thorough proficient in flattery : she must add sprightliness to her lady's air , by encourag ...
... lady's spleen : and as it hath been remarked , that critics are the most fawning sycophants to their patrons , so must our fe- male critic be a thorough proficient in flattery : she must add sprightliness to her lady's air , by encourag ...
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... Lady Ch ― tte , 41 - From the Sparkler , about the characters of Lucia and Marcia in Cato , 43— About the old men of Gray's Inn walks , 44— From R. B. about his journey to the country ; his entertainment and pleasures , 50 — About ...
... Lady Ch ― tte , 41 - From the Sparkler , about the characters of Lucia and Marcia in Cato , 43— About the old men of Gray's Inn walks , 44— From R. B. about his journey to the country ; his entertainment and pleasures , 50 — About ...
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