The Adventures of a Dramatist on a Journey to the London Managers: In Two VolumesLackington, Allen and Company ... and sold, 1813 - 204 |
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... brought to appear before a discerning , delighted British audience . } Fined with these suggestions , I rese- hitely set , to work . Often during the then month of September , and succeed ing ones , would I resort to woody , un ...
... brought to appear before a discerning , delighted British audience . } Fined with these suggestions , I rese- hitely set , to work . Often during the then month of September , and succeed ing ones , would I resort to woody , un ...
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... brought up . The mistress in conse- quence politely invited me to step in and take some refreshment . Although the storm had abated , so desirous was I to unravel the mysterions conduct of the stranger , that I willingly complied and ...
... brought up . The mistress in conse- quence politely invited me to step in and take some refreshment . Although the storm had abated , so desirous was I to unravel the mysterions conduct of the stranger , that I willingly complied and ...
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... brought vexation on the owner , by lessening the rental of his estate ; neither the cares of ambition , nor those of avarice , had ever corroded his heart ; he , amongst the fortunate few , had at his disposal the three golden ...
... brought vexation on the owner , by lessening the rental of his estate ; neither the cares of ambition , nor those of avarice , had ever corroded his heart ; he , amongst the fortunate few , had at his disposal the three golden ...
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... last ran away , enlisted , was soon led to the wars , har- dened in the trade , and now considered as a complete Soldier . Now , Sir , let us use the argumentum ad hominem . Suppose yourself bred and brought up under 70.
... last ran away , enlisted , was soon led to the wars , har- dened in the trade , and now considered as a complete Soldier . Now , Sir , let us use the argumentum ad hominem . Suppose yourself bred and brought up under 70.
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In Two Volumes Benjamin Frere. ad hominem . Suppose yourself bred and brought up under similar circumstances , and with similar hardships , are you sure that notions would be more enlight- your ened , and your feelings more refined ? But ...
In Two Volumes Benjamin Frere. ad hominem . Suppose yourself bred and brought up under similar circumstances , and with similar hardships , are you sure that notions would be more enlight- your ened , and your feelings more refined ? But ...
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