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Page 122
... Commentator be sucin his opinions , but rather from the cessfully removed , the claim of the little interest the publick feel in the old Bard to these Poenis will still reultimate decision of the question . main very doubtful .
... Commentator be sucin his opinions , but rather from the cessfully removed , the claim of the little interest the publick feel in the old Bard to these Poenis will still reultimate decision of the question . main very doubtful .
Page 265
MUSICK , FEELING , AND PALPITATION . Now to our Hero ) ; breathing round repose , To a Lady , who fancied she would sing betVer - Vert felt neither lassitude nor care ; ter , could she pacify the Palpitation of Por lord of every bosom ...
MUSICK , FEELING , AND PALPITATION . Now to our Hero ) ; breathing round repose , To a Lady , who fancied she would sing betVer - Vert felt neither lassitude nor care ; ter , could she pacify the Palpitation of Por lord of every bosom ...
Page 451
... the important duty , and have teen in number : they evince a clear watched over your souls with the solicitude judgment , a correct taste , tender feel- of one who was one day to give account ings , and a very laudable zeal .
... the important duty , and have teen in number : they evince a clear watched over your souls with the solicitude judgment , a correct taste , tender feel- of one who was one day to give account ings , and a very laudable zeal .
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 81, Part 2; Volume 110 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Contributor | Edward Cave |
| Publisher | F. Jefferies, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2005 |
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