The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote, Esq: To which is Prefixed A Life of the Author in Two Volumes, Том 1 |
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... tho not in Gold , And keep his Lares , tho ' his House be fold ; To heedless Phcebe his fair Bride postpone , Honour a Syrian Prince above bis own ; Lord of an Otho , If I vouch it true , Blest in one Niger , till he knows of two .
... tho not in Gold , And keep his Lares , tho ' his House be fold ; To heedless Phcebe his fair Bride postpone , Honour a Syrian Prince above bis own ; Lord of an Otho , If I vouch it true , Blest in one Niger , till he knows of two .
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... by unpardonable Frauds and absurd Prejudices ; and wbo bad corrupted the Minds and Morals of our Youth , by persuading them , that what only serves to illustrate Literature was true Learning , and active Idleness real Business .
... by unpardonable Frauds and absurd Prejudices ; and wbo bad corrupted the Minds and Morals of our Youth , by persuading them , that what only serves to illustrate Literature was true Learning , and active Idleness real Business .
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I've Romans , Greeks , Italians near at hand , True Britons allmand living in the Strand . I ne'er for Irinkets rack my Pericranium , Ibey furnish out my Room from Herculaneum . But bush Should it be known that English are employ'd ...
I've Romans , Greeks , Italians near at hand , True Britons allmand living in the Strand . I ne'er for Irinkets rack my Pericranium , Ibey furnish out my Room from Herculaneum . But bush Should it be known that English are employ'd ...
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True , Madam ; ha ! ha ! but if I hit the Likeness , I must preserve the Beauty , “ Will your Ladyship be seated ? ( Sbe fits . Lady . I have heard , good Sir , that every Body has a more betterer and more worserer Side of the Face than ...
True , Madam ; ha ! ha ! but if I hit the Likeness , I must preserve the Beauty , “ Will your Ladyship be seated ? ( Sbe fits . Lady . I have heard , good Sir , that every Body has a more betterer and more worserer Side of the Face than ...
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Oh ! Mr. Carmine , you need not mini thele Heats in my Face ; they always discharge iemselves about Christmas my true Carnarion is not seen in my Countenance . Thats Carnation ! here's your Flesh and Blood ! ( thewing ber Arm . Carm .
Oh ! Mr. Carmine , you need not mini thele Heats in my Face ; they always discharge iemselves about Christmas my true Carnarion is not seen in my Countenance . Thats Carnation ! here's your Flesh and Blood ! ( thewing ber Arm . Carm .
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| Назва | The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote, Esq: To which is Prefixed A Life of the Author in Two Volumes, Том 1 The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote, Esq: To which is Prefixed A Life of the Author in Two Volumes, Samuel Foote |
| Автор | Samuel Foote |
| Видавець | W. Lowndes, 1809 |
| Оригінал із | Нью-Йоркська публічна бібліотека |
| Оцифровано | 30 груд. 2006 |
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