Poems on Various Subjects: Ornamented with Plates, and Illustrated with Notes, Original Letters and Curious Incidental Anecdotes. In the Course of which the Pretended Miracles of Vespasian are Examined and Detected. By Samuel WhyteRobert Marchbank, and sold by Byrne, Moore, Rice, Milliken, Mercier, &c. Booksellers, and by the editor, No. 75, Grafton St., 1795 - Počet stran: 545 |
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... consequence of the disorderly and neglected state of the established Theatres.—Poets and Aétors in all departments not alike competent.—Cursory review of a Theatrical Corps.-Different modes of Exhibition.—Auditors not alike susceptible ...
... consequence of the disorderly and neglected state of the established Theatres.—Poets and Aétors in all departments not alike competent.—Cursory review of a Theatrical Corps.-Different modes of Exhibition.—Auditors not alike susceptible ...
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... consequence in trade ; Each smiling day will fome new charms unfold , And industry convert thy drofs to gold ; And , to the generous mind worth all the reft , Bless thee with means of making thousands blefs'd : Scoff as thou wilt , to ...
... consequence in trade ; Each smiling day will fome new charms unfold , And industry convert thy drofs to gold ; And , to the generous mind worth all the reft , Bless thee with means of making thousands blefs'd : Scoff as thou wilt , to ...
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... expreffive demonstration of their efteem and regard . The Collection might have been abundantly augmented from original MSS . in the poffeffion of the editor . E. A. W. LI STANZAS INCLOSED TO A YOUNG LADY , IN CONSEQUENCE OF SOME.
... expreffive demonstration of their efteem and regard . The Collection might have been abundantly augmented from original MSS . in the poffeffion of the editor . E. A. W. LI STANZAS INCLOSED TO A YOUNG LADY , IN CONSEQUENCE OF SOME.
Strana 260
... CONSEQUENCE OF SOME INTERESTING CONVERSATIONS RESPECTING THE GENTLEMAN ALLUDED TO , BY MR S. EURY . WHEN MERSEUs , virtue's friend , was born , Nature , his perfon to adorn , Each manly grace affign'd , And , willing to complete the ...
... CONSEQUENCE OF SOME INTERESTING CONVERSATIONS RESPECTING THE GENTLEMAN ALLUDED TO , BY MR S. EURY . WHEN MERSEUs , virtue's friend , was born , Nature , his perfon to adorn , Each manly grace affign'd , And , willing to complete the ...
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... consequence to her fame as an adrefs in Dublin ; the ill report being trebled to greet her return . But real werth and the high efteem the was held in by the worthy , baffled her enemies -- fhe was rein- Dated in her former enviable ...
... consequence to her fame as an adrefs in Dublin ; the ill report being trebled to greet her return . But real werth and the high efteem the was held in by the worthy , baffled her enemies -- fhe was rein- Dated in her former enviable ...
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