The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Volumen3J.N. and sold by E. Nutt, 1711 |
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... Friends , that is to fay , to the Friends of your Country , that you have paf- fed through the Highest Offices , at an Age when others ufually do but form to themselves the , Hopes of them . They may expect to fee you in the House of ...
... Friends , that is to fay , to the Friends of your Country , that you have paf- fed through the Highest Offices , at an Age when others ufually do but form to themselves the , Hopes of them . They may expect to fee you in the House of ...
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... Friend , who for certain Reasons was given out to be dead , while he was preparing to leave his Country in Queft of Adventures . The Hero having heard of his Friend's Death , immediately repaired to his Mistress , to con- dole with her ...
... Friend , who for certain Reasons was given out to be dead , while he was preparing to leave his Country in Queft of Adventures . The Hero having heard of his Friend's Death , immediately repaired to his Mistress , to con- dole with her ...
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... Friend alive , whom he thought dead ; and his Miftrefs faithful , whom he had believed inconftant . There are indeed fome Difafters fo very fatal , that it is impoffible for any Accidents to rectifie them . Of this Kind was that of poor ...
... Friend alive , whom he thought dead ; and his Miftrefs faithful , whom he had believed inconftant . There are indeed fome Difafters fo very fatal , that it is impoffible for any Accidents to rectifie them . Of this Kind was that of poor ...
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... Friend . Amidst the Vehemence of each af ferting himself to be the Offender , the Roman Audience gave a Thunder of Applause , and by that Means , as the Author hints , approved in others what they would have done them- felves on the ...
... Friend . Amidst the Vehemence of each af ferting himself to be the Offender , the Roman Audience gave a Thunder of Applause , and by that Means , as the Author hints , approved in others what they would have done them- felves on the ...
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... Friends . The Audience were very much provoked by the first Words of this Speech ; but when the Actor came to the Close of it , they could bear no longer . In fhort , the whole Affembly rofe up at once in the greatest Fu- ry , with a ...
... Friends . The Audience were very much provoked by the first Words of this Speech ; but when the Actor came to the Close of it , they could bear no longer . In fhort , the whole Affembly rofe up at once in the greatest Fu- ry , with a ...
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