The British essayists, with prefaces by A. Chalmers, Tomy 3-4 |
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... poet . WILL'S COFFEE - HOUSE , DEC . 12 . 6 I was this evening sitting at the side - table , and reading one of my own papers with great satis- faction , not knowing that I was observed by any in the room . I had not long enjoyed this ...
... poet . WILL'S COFFEE - HOUSE , DEC . 12 . 6 I was this evening sitting at the side - table , and reading one of my own papers with great satis- faction , not knowing that I was observed by any in the room . I had not long enjoyed this ...
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... tions of the sun rising , that might be of great use to an epic poet . These are my more bulky com- modities : besides which , I have several small wares 6 that I would part with at easy rates ; as 2 NO . 106 . TATLER .
... tions of the sun rising , that might be of great use to an epic poet . These are my more bulky com- modities : besides which , I have several small wares 6 that I would part with at easy rates ; as 2 NO . 106 . TATLER .
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... poets whatsoever ; but shall only mention that which follows , in which he describes the fallen angels engaged in the intricate disputes of predes- tination , free - will , and fore - knowledge ; and , to humour the perplexity , makes a ...
... poets whatsoever ; but shall only mention that which follows , in which he describes the fallen angels engaged in the intricate disputes of predes- tination , free - will , and fore - knowledge ; and , to humour the perplexity , makes a ...
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... poet . I should be ungrateful , at the same time , if I did not take this opportunity of acknowledging the great civilities that were shewn me by Mr. Thomas Doggett , who made his com- pliments to me between the acts , after a most in ...
... poet . I should be ungrateful , at the same time , if I did not take this opportunity of acknowledging the great civilities that were shewn me by Mr. Thomas Doggett , who made his com- pliments to me between the acts , after a most in ...
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... poet could invent to show friendship in perfection . One of them had forfeited his life by an action which he had committed ; and as they stood in judgement before the tyrant , each of them strove who should be the criminal , that he ...
... poet could invent to show friendship in perfection . One of them had forfeited his life by an action which he had committed ; and as they stood in judgement before the tyrant , each of them strove who should be the criminal , that he ...
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