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Page 150
... favour was instantly acknowledged by all the members of this society , then attending on his majestie , with all possible joy , and received with the greatest and most humble expressions of gratitude ; itt being an example not ...
... favour was instantly acknowledged by all the members of this society , then attending on his majestie , with all possible joy , and received with the greatest and most humble expressions of gratitude ; itt being an example not ...
Page 153
... favour the laziness of the writers , and not to add an agreeable variety to their performances , I am well convinced . As poetry is a luxury and not a necessary , its multiplication is not an object to be studied at the expence of its ...
... favour the laziness of the writers , and not to add an agreeable variety to their performances , I am well convinced . As poetry is a luxury and not a necessary , its multiplication is not an object to be studied at the expence of its ...
Page 446
... favour or affection on one hand , or by prejudice or dislike on the other . ' The writer exerts his abilities ( which are not to be despised , ) wholly on the part of Mr. Bere , and of those who adhere to his side of the general ...
... favour or affection on one hand , or by prejudice or dislike on the other . ' The writer exerts his abilities ( which are not to be despised , ) wholly on the part of Mr. Bere , and of those who adhere to his side of the general ...
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