New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 121Henry Colburn, 1882 |
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Page 197
... Dryden's real tastes and his practice . When the Italian opera first attempted to gain a foothold in this country ... Dryden caught up the cry which , commenced by Downe , in his " Roscius Anglicanus , " and Wright , in his ...
... Dryden's real tastes and his practice . When the Italian opera first attempted to gain a foothold in this country ... Dryden caught up the cry which , commenced by Downe , in his " Roscius Anglicanus , " and Wright , in his ...
Page 274
... Dryden had formerly been under the greatest obligations to this comedian , ( the object of Colley Cibber's so ... Dryden's epilogue to the Pilgrim : " But neither you nor me , with all our pains , Can make clean work ; there will ...
... Dryden had formerly been under the greatest obligations to this comedian , ( the object of Colley Cibber's so ... Dryden's epilogue to the Pilgrim : " But neither you nor me , with all our pains , Can make clean work ; there will ...
Page 463
... Dryden against Settle and Shad- well the literary jealousy was added to the public rivalry ; in fact I am inclined to think that the former passion in this case determined the latter ; and that Dryden's pretence of hating these two ...
... Dryden against Settle and Shad- well the literary jealousy was added to the public rivalry ; in fact I am inclined to think that the former passion in this case determined the latter ; and that Dryden's pretence of hating these two ...
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CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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