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Page 215
... Boards . Crosby and Co. 1814 . We have already had occasion to notice several of these burlesque productions , of different degrees of merit , some pointed and spirited , some tame and trivial , others absurd and puerile . Of the ...
... Boards . Crosby and Co. 1814 . We have already had occasion to notice several of these burlesque productions , of different degrees of merit , some pointed and spirited , some tame and trivial , others absurd and puerile . Of the ...
Page 217
... Boards . Simpkin and Marshall . 1815 . If any reader of this work be sufficiently good - humoured to forgive a large proportion of nonsense , he will be amused by the perform- ance , in which the comic parts are the best , and some of ...
... Boards . Simpkin and Marshall . 1815 . If any reader of this work be sufficiently good - humoured to forgive a large proportion of nonsense , he will be amused by the perform- ance , in which the comic parts are the best , and some of ...
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... Boards . Law and Whittaker . 1815 . Not only may the young ladies of Rothbury - house school derive benefit from this poetical history of their country , but any other young ladies , or young gentlemen , who may chuse to peruse it , may ...
... Boards . Law and Whittaker . 1815 . Not only may the young ladies of Rothbury - house school derive benefit from this poetical history of their country , but any other young ladies , or young gentlemen , who may chuse to peruse it , may ...
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