“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... never received . He therefore readily accepted of an offer made to him by the Earl of Berkeley to accompany him into Ireland as his Chaplain and Private Secretary ; but after having done the bufinefs of " fecretary till their arrival at ...
... never received . He therefore readily accepted of an offer made to him by the Earl of Berkeley to accompany him into Ireland as his Chaplain and Private Secretary ; but after having done the bufinefs of " fecretary till their arrival at ...
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... never fent , and affected to believe him to be the author of three forged letters , written in a very unbecoming ftyle , to recommend a fubfcription to Mrs. Barber's poems . Walpole was exasperated to the highest degree , and threatened ...
... never fent , and affected to believe him to be the author of three forged letters , written in a very unbecoming ftyle , to recommend a fubfcription to Mrs. Barber's poems . Walpole was exasperated to the highest degree , and threatened ...
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... never varied : his motions were guided by his watch , which was fo conftantly held in his hand , or placed before him upon his table , that he seldom deviated many minutes in the daily revolution of his exercises and employments . The ...
... never varied : his motions were guided by his watch , which was fo conftantly held in his hand , or placed before him upon his table , that he seldom deviated many minutes in the daily revolution of his exercises and employments . The ...
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... never poffeffed , or never exerted . It is of a mode so distinct and peculiar , that it must be confidered by itself : What is true of that , is not true of any thing else which he has written . " In his other works , is found an ...
... never poffeffed , or never exerted . It is of a mode so distinct and peculiar , that it must be confidered by itself : What is true of that , is not true of any thing else which he has written . " In his other works , is found an ...
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... never worse : But pray , Mary , can you tell what I have done with my purfe ? Lord help me ! faid Mary , I never ftirr'd out of this place ; Nay , faid I , I had it in Lady Betty's chamber , that's a plain cafe . So Mary got me to bed ...
... never worse : But pray , Mary , can you tell what I have done with my purfe ? Lord help me ! faid Mary , I never ftirr'd out of this place ; Nay , faid I , I had it in Lady Betty's chamber , that's a plain cafe . So Mary got me to bed ...
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