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Page 42
... seen , but I have never been in their way . Poor Williams has , I the end of her afflictions . with prudence , and she By sending the tragedy to me a The construction of the play is not completely regular ; the stage is hope , seen too ...
... seen , but I have never been in their way . Poor Williams has , I the end of her afflictions . with prudence , and she By sending the tragedy to me a The construction of the play is not completely regular ; the stage is hope , seen too ...
Page 92
... seen , and than any thing I have seen in the had great pleasure in your felicity . way of eulogium yet . I have no Pardon me , if now I feel a wish , guess of the author . that , short as my acquaintance with I do not wish to remind the ...
... seen , and than any thing I have seen in the had great pleasure in your felicity . way of eulogium yet . I have no Pardon me , if now I feel a wish , guess of the author . that , short as my acquaintance with I do not wish to remind the ...
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... seen . As it is only to be a tide - waiter , a land - waiter , or twenty miles from London , I would an officer of excise . I told him , it recommend it to your grace , when was particularly unlucky that I had you are there , as worth ...
... seen . As it is only to be a tide - waiter , a land - waiter , or twenty miles from London , I would an officer of excise . I told him , it recommend it to your grace , when was particularly unlucky that I had you are there , as worth ...
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