Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Tom 90Pub. for J. Hinton., 1792 |
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... father of Tragedy , intro- duced a dialogue between two per- fons , in which he contrived to inter- weave some interesting story , and brought his actors on a ftage adorned with proper fcenery and decorations . All that thefe actors ...
... father of Tragedy , intro- duced a dialogue between two per- fons , in which he contrived to inter- weave some interesting story , and brought his actors on a ftage adorned with proper fcenery and decorations . All that thefe actors ...
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... father al- ways fpent the fummer months here , I had every year the pleasure of feeing Sufan run to take me in her ... father's journey to the Spa , to drink the waters , at the time his ftate of health began to be precarious , pre ...
... father al- ways fpent the fummer months here , I had every year the pleasure of feeing Sufan run to take me in her ... father's journey to the Spa , to drink the waters , at the time his ftate of health began to be precarious , pre ...
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... father of her husband , Baptift , was dead , and his laft fickness had ruined them : instead of their neat little house , they had nothing but a thatched hut , a goat instead of the fine black cow ; and instead of the meadow , the vine ...
... father of her husband , Baptift , was dead , and his laft fickness had ruined them : instead of their neat little house , they had nothing but a thatched hut , a goat instead of the fine black cow ; and instead of the meadow , the vine ...
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... father was fond of this place ; it was his favourite walk , and he had concealed the approach to it by long winding paths . I often went thither , attended by my governefs , and the fad remembrance of the hut in which I had left my ...
... father was fond of this place ; it was his favourite walk , and he had concealed the approach to it by long winding paths . I often went thither , attended by my governefs , and the fad remembrance of the hut in which I had left my ...
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... father's feet , and embraced his knees with a tenderness that affected every body . My father raised me with a fmile . " It is the miller's wife , " faid he , " whom you ought to embrace . " -- I flew to her arms , and found the ex ...
... father's feet , and embraced his knees with a tenderness that affected every body . My father raised me with a fmile . " It is the miller's wife , " faid he , " whom you ought to embrace . " -- I flew to her arms , and found the ex ...
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