The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 psl. |
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... replies to Ophelia , and his fatirical taunts to the King , fuit the state of things happily : Indeed the mock repre fentation and every other circumftance are very well conducted towards the grand point ; and his ma- jefty's abrupt ...
... replies to Ophelia , and his fatirical taunts to the King , fuit the state of things happily : Indeed the mock repre fentation and every other circumftance are very well conducted towards the grand point ; and his ma- jefty's abrupt ...
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... replies ( afide indeed ) with this em- phatic obfervation- " I fancy friend I could find a 66 way to cure you . 997 Aimwell's introducing his footman to the ladies , is what I believe no peer or commoner ever did in fimilar ...
... replies ( afide indeed ) with this em- phatic obfervation- " I fancy friend I could find a 66 way to cure you . 997 Aimwell's introducing his footman to the ladies , is what I believe no peer or commoner ever did in fimilar ...
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... replies fhew them pregnant with that diabolic ma- levolence which is charged against them ; the threats vented against the failor , whofe wife had refused one of them chefnuts , ftrike every feeling mind with fympathetic terror ; their ...
... replies fhew them pregnant with that diabolic ma- levolence which is charged against them ; the threats vented against the failor , whofe wife had refused one of them chefnuts , ftrike every feeling mind with fympathetic terror ; their ...
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