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... which men of a little smart Genius cannot forbear throwing out against their
best Friends, when they have such a Handle given them of being witty. But let
them remember, that I do hereby enter my Caveat against this Piece of Raillery. C
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... which men of a little smart Genius cannot forbear throwing out against their
best Friends, when they have such a Handle given them of being witty. But let
them remember, that I do hereby enter my Caveat against this Piece of Raillery. C
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... altogether given up to Caprice: For my part, when I read the delirious Mirth of
an unskilful , I cannot be so barbarous as to divert my self with it, but am rather
apt to pity the Man, than to laugh at any thinghe writes. The deceased Mr.
Shadwell, ...
... altogether given up to Caprice: For my part, when I read the delirious Mirth of
an unskilful , I cannot be so barbarous as to divert my self with it, but am rather
apt to pity the Man, than to laugh at any thinghe writes. The deceased Mr.
Shadwell, ...
Strana
As these two Principles of Action draw different Ways, Persius has given us a
very humourous Account ofa young Fellow who wasrouzed outofhis Bed, inorder
to be sent upon a long Voyage, by Avarice, and afterwards overpersuaded and ...
As these two Principles of Action draw different Ways, Persius has given us a
very humourous Account ofa young Fellow who wasrouzed outofhis Bed, inorder
to be sent upon a long Voyage, by Avarice, and afterwards overpersuaded and ...
Strana
When I have seen a pretty Mouth uttering Calumnies and Invectives, what would
not I have given to have stopt it? How have I been troubled to see some of the
finest Features in the World grow pale, and tremble with PartyRage? Camilla is ...
When I have seen a pretty Mouth uttering Calumnies and Invectives, what would
not I have given to have stopt it? How have I been troubled to see some of the
finest Features in the World grow pale, and tremble with PartyRage? Camilla is ...
Strana
Among innumerable Instances thatmay be given of this Nature, I shall produce
the Device of one Mr Newberry, as I findit mentioned by our learned Cambden in
hisRemains. Mr Newberry, to represent hisName by a Picture, hung up at his ...
Among innumerable Instances thatmay be given of this Nature, I shall produce
the Device of one Mr Newberry, as I findit mentioned by our learned Cambden in
hisRemains. Mr Newberry, to represent hisName by a Picture, hung up at his ...
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